Last Month we released the first
Dynamic Components Collection that we’ve posted to the 3D Warehouse
a collection of Cabinetry models for General Casework. Work began a few months ago while we were in the process of Beta testing SketchUp V7, so it’s great to finally give birth to this behemoth collection.All in all, the collection contains over 2,300 Dynamic Components, making it the largest Building Product collection of Dynamic Components on the 3DW. Common customizable options include finish ends, available heights, available widths, and hardware choices. When combined in any number of different ways, these models represent over 1 Million product SKUs from General Casework’s Product Catalog. The process enabled us to create custom scripts and workflows along the way, which ultimately resulted in our being able to charge General Casework just pennies per model.
The collection of models has averaged nearly 19,000 downloads per week over the past few weeks (over 60,000 downloads in the first month). An ROI that roughly equates to nearly $.10 per download - in just the first month alone!
While we’re on the subject, it’s probably also worth mentioning that we’re working to help
Medallion Cabinetry build out 3D SketchUp models of their product catalog - so look in on that collection from time to time for further updates.
Medallion’s models are already getting quite a bit of attention - but don’t just take our word for it - have a look at what other people are saying. Here’s a message we got from Paul Anater from St Petersburg, FL:
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THANK YOU! I sell Medallion cabinetry in St. Petersburg, FL and I want to ackowledge your hard work in building this catalog. SketchUp is great and now you’ve made it even greater. You’re chipping away at the monolith that is 20/20 and I salute you!
Paul Anater
Kuttler Kitchens, Inc.
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Folks like Paul make us proud to come to work every day. It’s great knowing the kinds of positive impacts that our services contribute to the lives of hardworking people living thousands of miles away. If you have a story similar to Paul’s, we openly invite you to share it with us.
