But this PDF book does something a traditional book could never do: it provides video clips. Like any good woodworking book, each section features text and images. You can use this to jump around the document with a single click. The PDF opens up with a convenient index at the left. If you’ve never seen something like this, you’re in for a treat. The guide is Bob’s self-published interactive PDF book. And it all starts with Bob Lang’s Woodworker’s Guide to SketchUp. So I do believe its time for stage two of my SketchUp journey. Having a working archive of your own projects is a pretty appealing concept! And not to mention, its nice being able to distribute these projects to my readers and viewers. If I become faster and more efficient, I can start modeling more details and perhaps even entire projects.
I am pretty much a hack with the program, but I only use it for proportions and joinery details.
After a little discussion in the forum about SketchUp and seeing Bob Lang’s post about said forum thread, I decided it was time to buckle down and get to know my trusty pal SketchUp a little better.
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