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Greets to all,
I am designing a custom pantry that has a freezer in the pantry area. The Freezer will be sitting inside of a refrigerator cabinet (Thanks Joe and Greg for the video on that) I have drawn a divided base at a height of 94 inches to match the refrigerator cabinet in height and depth of 30 inches.That will be attached to the refrigerator cabinet or sharing the connecter stile. I am trying to figure out how to do the door for the divided base as the door will be attached to the pullout and I see no way or am not seeing a way to draw a pull out shelf for the cabinet any insight would be helpful as my Sketchup drawing is just preliminary at the moment. Right now I have my defaults set to raised panel cope and stick profile and cove. I am just stumped on drawing the door and the pullout. The divided base is just a cabinet with a tall opening at 10 inches wide 94 inches tall including the ladder base.Jack,
Could you send me a link to your model as it is now and let me know when you would be available for a Zoom on-line meeting?
Joe….
Where do I send the link to the skp file? The file is 6.22mb do I ned to zip it up or just put the file into a google share drive with link to the file on the google drive? I am available Feb 3, Feb 5 and Feb 7 all day and have limits on the 6th due to care of my elderly mother. I am attempting to load the file here. Thank you.
I added the Sketchup drawing completed in Sketchup 2023 Pro and Cabwriter Pro 8.0.1 Drawing is Panrty Cabinets I zipped it with winrar also and added that along with the Sketchup .skb and Sketchup .skp file To a folder in my google drive. Thank you Jack
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zbRKqCxL5okZe8fGtptFTzVfxp4qFKQY?usp=sharingJoe,
I emailed you on the business email with the File attached as a zip. And left you a vioce mail on the number listed in the email. My schedule is in shambles with changes from the local Veteran Hospital to appointments , but I do have time this week or even next week as your schedule allows to have a Zoom Meeting. Thank You Jack
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