SketchUp: Solid Tools

Have you heard of SketchUp for Web? Today, we give you a light introduction to the product. In this video, we will go through the differences between the web interface and the standard desktop interfa

In this video, we are going to take a look at the basics of creating dovetails. This video comes to us by a user request - and can be used in many different workflows. Follow along and learn more.

Inspired by Dan Brown's 3D Basecamp presentation, we dive into how to handle and use different types of files when creating a large SketchUp model. Follow along as we show you some tricks on how to ke

Customize your SketchUp model by creating your own tiling textures. Don't settle for hard lines and inconsistent colors. Instead, create smooth transitions from tile to tile.

Are you creating geometry that has a bunch of holes in it? This can be a tedious task. Check out this Quick Win to see how you can quickly and easily create a perforated surface.

Trying to create your own custom floor or tiling? With SketchUp, you can import almost any image and use it as a material or texture in your model.

Trying to work inside a completed model? Try using Section Planes as a temporary tool to peek and work inside your model, unimpeded by the front half of your building or project.

Did you know that when you draw a circle the corners that meet the axis are called cardinal points? If you click on those cardinal points, you can quickly and easily resize your circle.

In this live modeling session, we cover workflow tips for modeling furniture.

We give you a few tips on how to optimize your large SketchUp model to prevent it from being too slow while you are working on it.