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    Wood Species for Sketchup - A Lot of Pics

    I spent a couple of hours the other night taking pics of some wood that I have in the shop and then photo shopping, cutting & trimming.... etc... so I can have a file to add in to my sketchup materials. Just right click and save down to your directories - if you so desire.

    Most of the wood is still in a rough cut - unplaned state - but I tried to get good representation of the grain & coloring. Works well inside of sketchup....


    African Mahogany




    Ambrosia Maple




    Bird's Eye Maple




    Bloodwood




    Bubinga



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    Cocobolo




    Curly Maple




    Gaboon Ebony



    Goncalo Alves




    Hardboard




    Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry)



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    Lacewood




    Macassar Ebony




    Padauk




    Rosewood




    Spanish Cedar


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    Tulipwood



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    Cool! Thanks!

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    All of my file extensions in the free version of are SKM. Is there a way to download these photos to include them in my materials list & save them in the skm. format of Sketchup? If I have overlooked something sorry.

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    Save the files as jpg, and when you create a new material, Menu: Window/Material/Create Material, use the jpg as the "Texture Image".
    Tom Veatch
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    Thanks! Now if I could only afford to buy wood that looked this good....

    Thanks for the post!

    C. Scott Mark

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