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Sketchup Tutorial LESSON 10: Changing Dimensions

August 14, 2017 admin

When designing in Sketchup it is best practice to be mindful and deliberate about correctly setting dimensions when you create an object or sketch. This lesson shows you how you can go back and edit dimensions if needed.

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