How to Frame Walls in SketchUp
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2023
- This SketchUp tutorial shows the basics of framing walls in SketchUp.
In this video, you'll learn how to frame walls in SketchUp. This is meant to be a quick introduction to framing design for beginners.
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This was the best "Get Started' Tutorial - its amazing how seeing results within minutes and feeling like you are using the tools make you want to keep learning more.
This was probably the best and most useful SketchUp tutorial I’ve watched.
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Not too fast, not too long, I really appreciate this format
Thanks for sharing, excellent tutorial, very helpful. We appreciate more tutorials on framing and building sheds, cabins and tiny houses.
thanks! after being discouraged by advanced framing videos, this one is exactly what I needed. Now I can start my framing and learn on the way! you're excellent teacher.
Keep up the good work. Straight to the point, with no fluff! I learned more here than I have in the last month looking at other vids!
Very helpful. I couldn’t help but notice one low hanging fruit here, but… the quickest and easiest way to build that model after you deleated it is to simply hit the “undo” keyboard shortcut 😎👍
brand new to this and found it very easy to follow you with the exception I'm not working on a Mac but figured out the different keys pretty quickly, going to follow your videos in the next few days need to draw up some pans for a project.
Wow this was incredible. Super easy to understand! Thank you
Great job on this. Very clear and well done. Thank you.
This was a really good tutorial. Simply put and well spoken.
Your video was more helpful than any other that I've watched. It was simple enough for me, a neophyte to understand. Thank you!
Thanks for the vid! I'm completely new to any type of architectural software. This helped me a lot with the basics.
This was excellent. Exactly what I needed !! Well done. Easy to follow and understand.
Thank you for explaining everything, unlike others.
Thank you very much. I have been struggling with FreeCad and this looks much easier for this kind of drawing.
Great Tutorial, thank you.
This was fantastics. You're really good at explaining this stuff. I've watched a bunch of Sketchup tutorials and I'd say this was the best. Keep it up! Please do more.
Excellent job ,quick and on point!
amazing tutorial, thanks so much. I'm trying to frame my unfinished basement
Excellent tutorial!
Great explanation of the steps
Very instructive video
Thank you
Excellent tutorial!!!
Thank you, thank you and thank you, very well explained.🤗
Super helpful. Thank you
I learned, thanks sensei !!
Thank you...appreciate the video.
Great pace and content. Really helpful
Great job, very informative.
pretty cool. thanks.
Very good video, thank you a lot!
Great job on this video. I learned a lot!
Excellent!
Great explanation!
thank you buddy, l have learned a lot
Amazing and helpful video , watching you from Honduras
great tutorial
Very nice!
This was helpful to me because I was starting today this program and it helps a lot thanks so much. if I can give you high five i would really love but thanks from the bottom of heart ❤️
Great tutorial, loved it. Especially your description of why the first and last distance between the studs are different. I have to do some framing with a door. Would be nice to have a tutorial on. Thanks again for a great tutorial I feel ready to get started and much more knowledgeable.
Thanks Jon! Glad you found it helpful!
Perfect speed! Not too slow (losing interest) and not too quick (having to jump back a lot)
thanks
well done
Very well done, easy to comprehend, all 100% of it. And I agree with @ndamico, that this is the best/useful tutorial I've seen on Sketchup. And believe me, I've watched a bunch. Now subscribed and will look for more of your work. Thanks for taking the time to record this!
Great. I can learn SketchUp and get the rust off my amateur carpentry skills (which includes simple furniture projects).
awesome
Thanks
Another great tutorial. I would be interested to know how to add and show dimensions of a finished small project and or components to use in the workshop as a cutting sheet. Is this possible? Thanks.
We're in 2023. Is there not a software that has pre-existing lumber mock ups? Also, there should be an auto function that allows the software to recommend structual design. This is crazy.
You can save components and reuse them with a click of a button. I don’t know what you mean by “recommend structural design” but there are very sophisticated softwares out there. This one happens to be easy to use and free.
SketchUp does, but not the free version.
For anyone having a problem using ALT to copy a component, hit the CTRL key instead
Excellent job on this one. However the task of creating walls gets more complex as you start adding windows and doors and then your client wants to move or resize those openings in the wall. Using just SketchUp and it’s native tools can get very tedious as you would then need to remodel a bunch of the geometry. That is why I would strongly suggest using an extension to draw walls, you get the flexibility of SketchUp but you also get the parametric or editing ability which makes things so much more efficient.
Absolutely amazing tutorial. Simple and to the point. You have a gift.
I am in need of assistance. I want to build a 2 story shop/office space inside a metal building.
I have a 30x60x18 metal building and want to build a 30x20x18 shop/office inside.
Would you be available for hire?
Awesome tutorial! Love that x8 trick. Is there any way to print that with dimensions on it?
Yes, this would be done with a tool called Layout. It's only available in the Pro version of Sketchup. Here's a video showing the process: ruclips.net/video/4tiuuTJwGRk/видео.htmlsi=vYrBeYSgH-l1Ieeg
Someone may have already said this, but in Windows, you do not use “Alt” to make a copy, you would use “Ctrl”. Took me awhile to figure out why I couldn’t copy that stud! Otherwise, good tutorial
I love your videos as this is only day 2 with sketch-up for me. I am on a pc. I do not see the unique option on mine, nor can I seem to push a stud down from the top plate. It wants to pull out the side but not push down the stud to jack stud height... very frustrating
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A great video for learning the basics of Sketchup @structuredesign. We built a plugin that automates all of what you did in the video and, it enables you to adjust slab and footing thickness. With framed walls you can parmatrically create and edit all wood framing, including junctions, top/ribbon plates, headers & sills etc infinite times in just 2 clicks. After the wall is drawn you can also add or delete doors & Windows after the wall is drawn. Reach out if you would like to see it. Again great work, keep them coming.
I'd like to know where to access that extension.
Nice job explaining, however how come you did not make the slab a group instead of a component. I be looking for your next video. Thank you for sharing.
just curious? why would you want to make it a group?
How to change rect dimension after the rect has been drawn already?
its ctrl to move a copy of a stud over on my windows 10 laptop. took me awhile to finally figure that out. alt does some other function. at the bottom of the screen in sketchup. it says what alt and ctrl are doing.
Yes I’m on a Mac, had this wrong and corrected in the description. CTRL is the right key on Windows
which version of sketchup is this?
The free version
Hello
Is there a way to print a list of materials based on the sketch Using the free version ?
As far as I know, this is only available in the Pro version.
@@CWebbTutorialsthank you!
It's crazy that they don't have pre made boards that you can just rotate and configure any way you please. No reason we should have to make and paint them one by one.
You don’t have to make and paint them one by one, you only have to make one. You can not only copy it, but you can also save it as a component and always use it from your component list with the click of a button.
Perfect. Lots of fun. I hope there is an addon that does a materials count. Say how many 2x4x8 footers are needed including all the other stuff that this tutorial doesnt cover like window and door material.
Just made a video to answer this: ruclips.net/video/tfBi7UBiujs/видео.html
thanks