@dave r said:

My advice would be to skip the plugins for now. Get used to the inferencing and you won't need grids. You know when you're drawing or moving on axis by the color of the trailing line. Also make sure you're orbiting around as needed. Remember you're doing sculpture, not painting.

Also, when you see the trailing line hold down the shift key and that will lock the axis in as you draw.

Jerry

Awesome Plugin. This saves a lot of time!!!!!

I designed and built these bookcases as one of my first SU projects

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=183&t=30924&p=271820#p271820

And also this woodworking bench.

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=183&t=25804&p=254932#p254932

There are SKP's also. Jerry

Hi Jerry from another Jerry, You have some great models on your website and other good ideas. I downloaded your travel desk file from the forum but was not able to open it. Windows gave me an error that it couldn't process it. I noticed that it has been downloaded a few times and was wondering if anyone else has reported the same issue.

Thanks Bob, I learn a little bit more each time I use SU.

Here's the SU files. This was one of my first projects in SU so it is probably pretty rough.

Craftsman Crown w-dims.skp

Living Room Builtins.skp

Window Seat.skp

Thank You Dave. Yeah, but they were custom made for mine.

Here's the bookcases I made for my living room. One of the first projects I did in SU.

Hi Keith, follow this link: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?q=routers&styp=m&btnG=Search

There is one on the first page; I didn't look at the other ones there may be some more.

Thank You Dave, I haven't been on for awhile. I'm designing a router table in SU now. I haven't used materials before but will experiment and see what I can do. Jerry