So I submitted my first article to Fine Woodworking on installing locks and they said “Wait a minute. “I had always wanted to be a writer when I was a kid, write novels and stuff, but you can’t really make a living doing that so I got into carpentry.Īt the time, a girlfriend of mine knew an editor at Fine Woodworking and she said “You know, if you want to write something, why don’t you submit something to Fine Woodworking? I’ll give you the guy’s name.” Naturally, my first question for him was, “So how did you get started doing carpentry?” His response, I have been going to the JLC show for many years now, and each year I usually find Gary doing a demonstration on how to build a beautiful crown molding detail in front of a crowd of carpenters and contractors. During the show, Gary was kind enough to sit down and share a few words with me. A veteran Sketchup user himself, Gary has been using the program to help visualize his carpentry work for many years. Peruse this stellar list of architectural apps, useful for everything from viewing complex BIM models on the go to sketching with a simple swipe of your finger.At the 2012 JLC LIVE show, Gary Katz presented a seminar called High End Finish Carpentry: Advanced Techniques – Coffered Ceilings Wainscoting Solving Problems with SketchUp. Since the advent of the smartphone, architectural apps have proliferated at an extraordinary rate, and the best among them have completely changed how creative professionals work, both in the studio and on the construction site. From 3D printing to touch-screen drafting boards, innovative hardware has frequently grabbed the spotlight in recent years, but there has also been a revolution in the way architects harness software, particularly that which allows them to design and manage projects on the go. Are you a manufacturer looking to connect with architects? Click here. Architizer is building tech tools to help power your practice: Click here to sign up now.
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