After the processing is complete, the shaped object is displayed, as shown in the following figure.There is a few ways to do that basic operation like is drawing a pipe in 3D SketchUp space. If your geometry is complex, this step can take a while to complete.
Select the Follow Me tool ( ) and click the face of the cutaway. With the Select tool ( ), select the circle. The bottom of the cutaway (which will be the center of your final lathed shape) aligns with the center point of the circle. The cutaway's face is perpendicular to the circle. 
(Make sure all your arcs and lines connect.) You need to make sure the cutaway meets the following criteria, as shown in the figure:
With the Line, Arc, and Freehand tools, draw a cutaway of half of the final shape. With the Circle tool ( ), draw a circle. You can use the Follow Me tool to mimic a lathe. See Organizing a Model for details about groups. Note: If you've organized your model into groups, your selection and profile must be in the same group for the preceding steps to work. Click to complete the Follow Me operation when you reach the end of the path. If your starting edge is not touching the profile, Follow Me starts extruding at that edge, not from the profile to that edge. SketchUp highlights the path in red, as shown in the figure. As you drag, touch the mouse pointer to the path you're following. Click and drag the face that you created along the path. In the following figure, the profile is the half-moon shape and the path is around the blue shape. Make sure that this profile is perpendicular to the path. Draw a face or profile that you want to follow the path. When you extrude a profile along a path manually, you do a bit more work but can control the direction the extrusion travels. Manually extruding a profile with Follow Me SketchUp Hardware and Software Requirements. Using SketchUp Data with Other Modeling Programs or Tools. Modeling Terrain and Other Rounded Shapes. Using SketchUp’s Generate Report Service. 
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