Sheet Stock · your shop inventory
Full sheets and offcuts you can cut from. Remnants are used up first. Your offcut rack is saved to your account and shared across every project and device.
Add from the Materials Library
Pick a sheet you defined in the Materials Library. Its thickness and sheet size come straight from the library, so they always match. You only set quantity, cost, and whether it's a remnant.
Add a sheet or remnant · custom / manual
For stock that isn't in your library yet. Pick the unit next to each field (in / ft / mm / cm), or just type a value with a suffix like 3/4, 18mm, 4ft.
Edgebanding
The edgebanding you apply to finished edges. Its thickness is automatically deducted from the cut size of any edge you edgeband. Shared across projects.
Add from the Materials Library
Pick edgebanding you defined in the Materials Library. Its name, type, thickness, and edgebanding width come straight from the library.
Add edgebanding · custom / manual
For edgebanding that isn't in your library yet. Thickness drives the cut-size math, so it matters most. Typical: PVC ~1 mm, pre-glued wood veneer ~0.5 mm.
Parts to Cut
Enter the finished size of each part. For door & drawer fronts, pick the banding for each edge. The tool gives you back the cut size to make before banding.
Add a part
Choose the material this part is cut from. Don’t see it? Add it under Sheet Stock first.
Cut List
Every piece to cut, straight from your parts. Cut sizes have banding already accounted for. Available before you nest; the # matches the Layout diagrams once you generate them.
Optimized Layout
Nested cut diagrams for every sheet, plus the exact cut sizes. The saw's cut width (kerf) and edgebanding are already subtracted.
Options
Tune these to match your saw and stock, then re-generate.
Saw methods lock one orientation per part type so identical parts share a rip strip (rip → gang-crosscut); CNC allows free rotation for maximum yield.