Draw furniture the way a workshop makes it, board by board, right here in your browser. Free, with nothing to download and no account.
The same three steps, every lesson.
Each step is acted out first: the tool lights up, the pointer drags, the size is typed into the Measurements box, the board appears.
The tools work the way they do in SketchUp: Rectangle, Push/Pull, Move, the arrow keys that lock an axis. Each step ticks itself once your model has it.
Check my work measures every board to the millimetre and tells you which one is wrong and why: too long, too far left, turned the wrong way.
Each one builds one real thing from start to finish.
Free5 lessons, about 60 minutes
Draw a real 1000 × 2100 × 600 wardrobe the way a workshop cuts it: the box, the back and plinth, shelves that fit, doors with the right gaps, and a filler scribed to a wall that isn't straight.
For carpenters, joiners, kitchen fitters and anyone who wants to plan furniture properly.
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A first build for ages 9 and up: six pieces of 12 mm board, a roof that overhangs, a hole for the door.
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Alcove shelves on battens: measuring wall to wall, spans, and why 18 mm board needs support every 800 mm.
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Base units, a worktop and fillers to the walls: the sizes kitchen fitters work to.
Draw the job in 3D before you cut a board, and show the customer what they're getting.
Learn how furniture goes together: what sits on what, and why a side is 1964 and not 2100.
No account, no email and no adverts. Progress stays on the device they use.
Free for a whole class. Nothing to install, and it works on school laptops and tablets.