Background:
Among the existing drawing templates in SketchUp LayOut 2017, I had trouble finding a mechanical-drawing-style one with a zoned drawing border.
I have learned that zoned-borders can help me point people on phone calls to spots on drawings.
Note that zoned borders have their edges sectioned-off with letters and numbers, where letters are along the outskirts of the vertical edges and numbers are along the outskirts of the horizontal edges, or vice versa. For example, a spot on a drawing that is intersected by the third vertical border section and the second horizontal border section, would be referred to as ‘C2’.
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Here’s another link to a second tutorial for adding a revision block to the zoned-border, SketchUp® LayOut® drawing template that was generated from the prior tutorial.
Here’s a link to a third tutorial that shows a way to model a truncated cone in SketchUp® 2017. Note that this modeled cone will be used to create front and side views of a third angle projection symbol in an upcoming, Sketchup® LayOut® 2017 title block tutorial.
Here’s a link to a fourth tutorial that shows a way to add a title block with a third angle projection symbol to an existing, zoned-border SketchUp® LayOut® 2017 drawing template.
If I can make a suggestion: The most successful tutorials are the ones where the steps and images are actually listed in the thread (rather than a link to somewhere else. Also, you have created a string of different tutorials inside a single topic… Seems like each ot the tutorials you liked to are different, yet they reside under the “Zoned Drawing Border” thread.