Over the past few years ive used sketchup for various projects and its a great program. I start every so often with tutorials and learn a lot and then fall off.. So ive recently found myself with free times in the evening that i want to dedicate towards sharpening various software skills. 3d modeling/cad is one of those skills. Sketchhup is a super easy to get into program and seems fairly powerful. Mainly at the time im mostly wanting to design wood/fabrication projects. And perhaps one day dive into cnc cutting. how glorious it would be to send over files of a custom cab and have someone crank it out. Anyways, for someone thats rather new but well rounded, easy to grasp software and new things, with an interest in 3d modeling geared towards woodworking, with a future interest in 3d printing, what should i really focus my time into? sketchup in a way almost reminds me of the "toy" version of cad software for creative hipsters to make cool furniture.. not really but you know. Is sketchup a good platform to learn fundamentals that i can roll into more advanced software? etc. you get the gist. thanks for any input. Ive seen some people do ridiculous awesome work with sketchup/cad software.