"Leon" wrote in message
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"Swingman" wrote in message
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Without all the dovetails on the case corners, but this is basically how
the one on the website went together, except with Sketchup I need to buy
a
better grade plywood.

(the real casework secondary wood was poplar)

I'll put the doors on later, but the corbels ...

(the skp (incomplete) is attached for anyone wanting to join the fun ..
enjoy!)

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KarlC@ (the obvious)



Very cool! I see that you are using the shadows options also. This is
going to be a very handy tool. I kinda like the x-ray view also as it
lets
you see how crowded some areas may be if you need to get in there to put
in
screws.
Are you still using the wood grain samples that came with the program or
have you found more?

I'm just using the stuff that came with Sketchup/experimenting with the
different options available to add a touch more realism into the experience
of viewing a rendered jpg.

I was thinking about getting out the digital camera and taking some pictures
of finished QSWO and see how that works.

I did find this site, but haven't done anything but peruse it as yet:

http://www.defcon-x.de/textures


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KarlC@ (the obvious)