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Re: Use SketchUp to create a 3D framing model
I can see that sketch up is a usefull tool. Although, because of an old computer and a bad set of ears, I may not have heard correctly in Part D wall. When you copied the corner stud and rotated it and put it against the other corner stud you copied it again and moved it to the left. What I heard was, move it 16", and then each one after that 16". If I heard correctly, then what happened to the 3.5" for the other wall corner stud? If I heard correctly, then the sheeting would not have lined up. What do you think?
posted: 3:16 pm on June 18th