Join Scott Onstott for an in-depth discussion in this video Working on the inside of the door wall, part of Designing a Tiny House with SketchUp.
- Before we start adding insulation to the end walls,…let us go ahead and change the layer of this plywood.…I'm going to hold down shift and click on each one…of these pieces…and then go to Window, Entity Info…and change the layer to Interior Plywood.…Let's see if that worked.…I'll toggle it off, and yes.…Let's go to the Styles window next,…and turn on the section planes.…I'd like to rotate that section plane,…so I'm going to select it, press Q for rotate,…and I want to rotate it in this blue circle…so notice if you bring it closer to the section plane,…the rotate gizmo is going to change.…
So I want to lock in the blue direction.…I'll hold down shift, then I can bring it over here…and rotate that.…Let's rotate it 90 degrees…Let us also move the section plane so it is close to wall…and toggle it off.…Now we can focus on this wall.…So I am going to hide the doorframe by selecting it…and pressing H.…And I am also going to hide this piece of plywood here…and this one over here.…
That way I can have unobstructed access to this end wall.…
Author
Scott Onstott
Released
8/11/2015In this course, author Scott Onstott shows step-by-step how to build a tiny house, including every virtual stud, sheet of plywood, and appliance going into the project. Along the way, he explores SketchUp features such as components, groups, layers, and textures. By building a house in SketchUp in this detailed manner, you can work out any unforeseen spatial conflicts in the design and virtually eliminate construction problems before you are in the field.
- Importing the house plan
- Framing the structure
- Laying studs and framing walls
- Adding plywood sheathing
- Paneling the roof
- Adding trim, windows, and siding
- Adding interior plywood
- Modeling windows and frames
- Designing the bed, cabinets, counters, and shower
- Adding furniture
- Modeling the trailer
- Animating the tiny house design
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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1. Getting Started
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2. Framing the Structure
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Creating the remaining studs5m 24s
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Designing a rafter7m 4s
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Framing the end wall9m 14s
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3. Sheathing the Exterior
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Sheathing the long wall7m 44s
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Paneling the roof3m 14s
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4. Applying Exterior Trim, Windows, and Siding
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Applying metal siding5m 55s
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Applying roofing2m 52s
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5. Working on the Interior
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Adding interior plywood5m 15s
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Modeling windows and frames2m 50s
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6. Designing the Slide Out
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Modeling windows and frames4m 38s
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Detailing the rain shield5m 35s
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7. Integrating Built-in Features
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Laying out cabinets6m 38s
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Making a counter and sink6m 24s
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Simulating a tambour door8m 29s
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Adding appliances6m 54s
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Designing the shower7m 53s
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8. Adding Furniture
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9. Modeling the Trailer and Animating the Tiny House
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Making wheels and axles7m 5s
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Animating the design5m 56s
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Conclusion
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Next steps25s
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