Adobe Reader - Need to find a 3D PDF Tools Quick Reference Guide - HELP!!!!

Where can I find a QRG or even detailed instructions on how to use the 3D PDF tools.  Showing hotkeys, mouse usage such as "to rotate an object hold down the left mouse button and move cursor".
I have not been able to find anything useful on the web or help menus.  Any suggestions?

I don't know what "3D PDF tools" you are referring to, but it's definitely not something available in Adobe Reader.
Maybe you can start at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat3d.html

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