“Even if you’re experienced with using a computer, learning a new software program presents two problems. The first is learning how to get around the program; the second is learning how to make the program do what you want it to do. We’re excited about what SketchUp can do to make woodworking easier and better, and I’ve been working on developing methods to help folks learn it. I’ve come to realize that instead of starting at the beginning by making simple models, you can dramatically shorten the learning curve by starting at the end.” says Robert.

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We have already mentioned SketchUp Basics – Trunk Lid Pt. 1 and Trunk Lid Pt. 2 previously. Here is the final part of the series; Trunk Lid Pt. 3 now. An excellent video tutorial posted on “The Wood Whisperer”.

Another excellent tutorial by Dave Richards (also member of the SketchUcation Community Forums). With these tutorials, woodworking and SketchUp indeed looks pretty easy.

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A new discovery and excellent resource for all Woodworkers out there: SketchUp for Woodworkers. A site by Rob Cameron.
The site has tutorials, a discussion group (on Google Groups) and a  resources page.

The School blog has a nice post about cabinet design using Google SketchUp, written by Richard Edic.