Watch the video below to see how fast keyboard shortcuts are, as well as my 6 custom keyboard shortcuts.
G – Make Component (See below, I created a custom shortcut SHIFT + G to make group). So you could grab the handle and rotate it around 😉 ) But I remember it because the letter Q is round, and has a “handle” on it. Q – Rotate tool (This is one with a weird letter. By tapping the designated key, you’ll activate that tool without having to select it from a menu or toolbar. Below are some of my most frequently used keyboard shortcuts. You can also add your own, custom keyboard shortcuts by going to Window -> Preferences -> Shortcuts. SketchUp has a number of keyboard shortcuts configured by default. Start out with a few simple ones, like Select ( Spacebar), Push/Pull (P), and Rectangle (R). Many people are intimidated with the idea of having to remember a ton of keyboard shortcuts, but I assure you, the majority of them are obvious and easy to remember. SketchUp-Web-Keyboard-Shortcuts-WIN.pdf (341kb). SketchUp-Web-Keyboard-Shortcuts-MAC.pdf (289kb). SketchUp-Keyboard-Shortcuts-WIN.pdf (447kb). SketchUp-Keyboard-Shortcuts-MAC.pdf (431kB). If you change your mind at the last minute, click Cancel and then close the Customize Keyboard and Customize dialog boxes.Download the keyboard shortcut guides for free by creating a free MasterSketchUp account. 
To reset the customizations, click OK and all your custom shortcuts disappear.The Reset Shortcut Combinations dialog box that appears.
The Customize Keyboard dialog box appears. Click the Keyboard button at the bottom of the dialog box.Either way, the Customize dialog box appears. Or click the Toolbar Options drop-down menu (the down arrow at the end of each toolbar) and select Add or Remove Buttons > Customize. From the menu bar, select View > Toolbars > Customize.However, if you ever want to reset LayOut’s keyboard shortcuts to the default settings, follow these steps:
Because this dialog box lets you assign shortcuts only from a preset list of options, this dialog box isn’t the best place to create your keyboard shortcuts. On Microsoft Windows, the Customize Keyboard dialog box gives you a few extra options for adding and managing keyboard shortcuts. To remove an assigned keyboard shortcut, select it in the list box and click the - key (Microsoft Windows) or delete the shortcut from the text box (Mac OS X).
You can repeat Steps 3–6 to keep assigning keyboard shortcuts, or click Close if you’re done. The shortcut appears in the Shortcuts column of the list box. Click the + button to assign the keyboard shortcut. On Mac OS X, you can use Shift, Control, and Option keys as modifiers. Tip: On Microsoft Windows, you use Shift, Ctrl, and Alt as keyboard shortcut modifier keys.
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