In this beginner friendly SketchUp modeling tutorial, learn to model a wood toolbox! This tutorial is specifically built to be easy to follow for beginners!

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:11 - Modeling the base of our toolbox
1:05 - Why you shouldn't Click and Drag
1:50 - Extruding our base to 3D with Push/Pull
2:30 - Why you should group the parts of your model
3:30 - Organizing and Labeling your pieces with the outliner
4:28 - Modeling the sides of our toolbox
5:30 - Why components are important for repeating objects
7:05 - Modeling the end pieces of your toolbox
7:45 - Adding a taper to our toolbox ends
9:30 - What to do if you accidentally erase an edge/face
9:45 - Extruding our toolbox ends to 3D and copying
11:15 - Adding your dowel
12:00 - How to edit inside a component and cut the dowel hole
14:35 - Adding dimensions to our model
15:17 - Adding Materials to our model
16:06 - Setting Up preset views of our toolbox
17:11 - Adding multiple views of our toolbox
18:10 - Adding a black and white style to our elevation views

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