Cutlist
Enter measurements, then open the Layouts tab. Fractions like 23 3/4 work.
Job settings
Boards and colours
The two boards above are the main board and the thin back board. If you buy other colours or designs, add them here, then pick the board for each part, or for the doors, drawer fronts and top of a piece in the designer. Every board is optimised on its own, so the parts of one colour are never placed on another colour’s sheet.
Parts
| Label | Length (with grain) | Width | Qty | Grain | Board | Edge banding |
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Check an artisan’s measurements
When an artisan brings a list of parts, type it here (or paste it). The app works out the parts the piece really needs and shows every part that is too short, too big, missing, extra or has the wrong number of pieces. Ready for wardrobes and cabinets first; other furniture can be compared against its design too.
1 · What it should be
2 · What the artisan brought
| Part | Length | Width | How many |
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Length is the long way of the part (along the grain), like in the cutting list. Sizes are in your Setup unit.
3 · The result
The list is sent exactly as the artisan wrote it, so nothing is typed twice. Each part keeps its board and edge banding from the design when it matches one. Then press “Finalize and print” on the layouts.
How it works: 1 choose a piece → 2 enter its size and options → 3 check the preview → press Add to project (repeat for any other pieces) → 4 send the whole project to the cutting list. Only the project (step 4) goes to the cutting list; the preview in step 3 is just for checking.
1 · Choose
2 · Measurements and options
Text sizes and part names
Dashed lines are the cuts. Make every A cut first (A1, A2, A3 in order), then the B cuts, then C and so on; T is edge trim. A V on an edge (next to its size) means that edge gets banding; small parts show their size under the name and a V on each banded edge. Hatched areas are leftover. Board length runs left to right along the grain.