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Everything that Sketch Up does, it does better using ITS methods than ANY other logic.

And Sketch Up uses certain operations (such as 'grouping') very differently than most other graphic programs recognize that concept.I will agree however, that the operations have been extremely well developed and show nothing short of brilliance behind their implementation. It is not intuitive to do things 'the Sketch-Up way' in many instances. I forgot there are some differences between them.I was involved in my own home design then and had no idea how useful it was for furniture making until after I started using it.The free version is so full-featured that there is very little more needed, short of using it professionally.I DID find the learning curve a bit steep. Thanks Dave,I bought the full-priced version about a year before the free one came out. There is enormous opportunity for help and guidance, ideas, projects.Rich

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WARNING: The learning curve is steep but the experience is so intoxicating that you'll find yourself spending hours, if not days, glued to the computer! Worse than computer games by orders of magnitude!The program was initially developed for architectural uses, but what is a woodworking project if not an 'architectural object' with rectilinear mases and lines?And the Sketch Up on-line 'community' is even more active than Knots. Cad Software For Mac freeware for FREE downloads at WinSite. They are so good and so compelling that you'll find yourself wanting to jump in and use the program. They are pure entertainment to anyone drawn to the mechanical process such as woodworking. It's a 3-D 'visualization' program that let's you 'sketch' a project onto a 3-D 'drawing board' and develop ideas by 'pushing and pulling' masses and lines around to rapidly get an idea of how things 'fit together' and how things relate to each other in 3-D space.(However, CAD files CAN be imported into Sketch Up to be 'expanded' into 3-D objects.)The 'sketch' can be 'left in the rough' or refined to the highest degree of precision and measurement and rendered with photographic realism, if needed.If you haven't looked at the (extensive) Sketch Up tutorials, do yourself a favor and watch a few.

Bd,'I've downloaded, but never even bothered to go thru the tutorials.'That's like a photographer saying I've been given Photoshop for free but have never bothered finding out what it can do!Sketch Up is NOT a CAD program.

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