I’ll provide you with a complete SketchUp model of several custom woodworking pieces; now I need that model translated into production-ready shop drawings in LayOut. Every face frame, panel, and joint must be called out with full dimensions, clear annotations, and material or hardware notes so my team can go straight to the saws without second-guessing. You’ll stay inside the SketchUp/LayOut ecosystem, leveraging scenes and tags I’ve already set up where possible, and adding your own where clarity demands it. Exploded views, section cuts, and detail call-outs are welcome whenever they help the crew understand tricky joinery or odd angles. Deliverables • LayOut file (.layout) linked to the original .skp • PDF set sized for 24"×36" sheets, ready to print • Any custom scrapbooks, styles, or fonts used Acceptance Criteria • Every component fully dimensioned in imperial units (to 1/32") • Titles, page numbers, scale bars, and revision block on each sheet • No missing references or broken viewports when the LayOut file is reopened If you’re comfortable wrangling complex models in SketchUp Pro and turning them into crisp, builder-friendly documentation, let’s talk timelines and milestones.