#131: SketchUp Crash Course: Designing a Lazy Susan Bookshelf - Part 2

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📚 In the exciting conclusion of our SketchUp series, learn to transition a detailed 3D furniture design into a CNC-ready project! Kyle finishes designing the revolving bookshelf, focusing on creating the bookends and efficiently copying multiple tiers. Discover crucial SketchUp techniques like managing components, editing individual parts, and applying textures to visualize your final piece. The lesson then dives into Vectric software, covering how to import your SketchUp model, organize parts for cutting, apply toolpaths for drilling holes and dados, and create profile cutouts. Kyle provides essential tips for optimizing nesting, handling material thicknesses, and ensuring proper hold-down methods for all your CNC parts.

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