Just input number on the VBC (the little box dialog right bottom page) of Sketchup! Even type directly number on your numeric keyboard! When you click the surface a blue box must appear! [image: zPds_just.jpg] And of course ENTER after your pressure number! Your surface must be inflate! Now just enter directly another number (positive or negative) for another drawing! etc...to your form wished! [image: 99g9_just1.jpg]

Thank you, Dave. Those short stretchers do look as if they would poke dinner guests in the stomach. But hey, I just model 'em. You're probably right that the short and long stretchers join with a half-lap joint rather than the deep cutouts that I modeled in the long stretcher. Best, dh

Very nice, simple design. Nice work.

Thank you very much sir...

The original chairs were first made in the mid-1980s. I'm almost certain they were made by laminating thin layers, not by bending ready-made plywood. But I don't know whether they were made with brute force and tons of clamps, or with vacuum bags.

@krisidious said: Added some router work and folded the edges of the flag? Only the profile on the edges of the base. Nothing change with the flag. Carsten, I imagine you could come up with a nice box for your flag.

@dave r said: Very nice, David. I can't wait to see some photos. +1

My mother used to sing a song "Must be jelly, 'cause jam don't shake like that."

Very nice work.

Nice work, David. Much cleaner than the first time around.

Good eye. Yes, that was one of those things at the end of a project..."Do I really want to put in all this extra work for a slightly nicer end result?" Usually, just by asking the question you've already implied the answer. I'm glad i did it, but it was fussy...

And all this time I thought that was due to something else

I can barely manage to make four passable duplicates. I can't imagine making fourteen. There's a wonderful woodworker/artist/woodturner named Beth Ireland, who lives near Boston and who started a woodworking business several years ago. A client hired her to make something like 500 balusters for a staircase, and that's how she learned to turn.

Cool, but I don't see where the monitor and mouse pad go. Actually this is like an art table I got for my wife years ago (albeit that was simpler in design). Nice model! I like that there's a stationery surface and side drawer for setting tools as you work.

Mille grazie, signore. I don't like the legs either. But then, a gaudy top deserves a gaudy bottom. Best, dh

Thanks for the feedback. Authors of plugins always like to know their work is being used. Also any requests for fixes and improvements are welcome. Keith

I don't know about. It might be a different approach but...

Thanks, Dave. I'll round up those strays later. Best, dh

@unknownuser said: Religious aspect! Not intentionally.

Thank you, sir. I decided to work on this model in order to avoid some real work. Best, dh