Gidon And very nice to. Alan

I picked up this book at the library http://www.amazon.com/Woodshop-Kids-Jack-McKee/dp/1884894534/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231434256&sr=1-1 and it's very good. It gave me some ideas for things to do with my eight year old daughter. One of the ideas I got was to cut up a bunch of scraps which she can use to assemble doll house furniture. I like to have her in the shop with but there's little she can do much of the time. I'm also hoping to make a set of "Builder Boards" for my nephews.

Here's one that I just made, it's sketchy physics enabled. To bad I cant get the lower rings to stay on. Barrel.skp

OK, got it. Thanks. Next time I'll post a picture together with the model.

Nice technique Eric!!! Also, nice models Gidon! That's a very cool trick though Eric, and very useful! Thanks for sharing! Cheers, - CraigD

Oh boy! That's a neat trick. Thank you.

Hi Giddon, hi folks. I made some tutorials back in 2004, using the empty text technique, and explained it on the old SU forum. See attached SU 4.0 file for ideas. Multiple_arrows.skp

As a newbee i tested this tutorial and it is exactly what i'm searching for. In my project a used this and it works great

hello, You got the sulutiom from fhe Sketchyphysics MASTER himself. I opend the file and played with it ,i have edited the joints setting of the joint on the crankshaft some what to get it working (the lubrication on my pc is probably not working very well). I attached the working file for you Greetings, Bep van Malde piston%20-%202[1].skp