Your own cutting list

For jobs outside the models, type the list in or paste it from Excel. Paste your own list into the table below to see how it is read.

Type the parts or paste them from Excel

Cutting list

5 rows, 11 parts

Part	Size (cm)	Qty
Side panel	180 × 40	2
Top and bottom	76.4 × 40	2
Shelf	76.2 × 38	4
Door	179.6 × 39.7	2
Back panel	179 × 79	1

Board area: 6.05 m²
Edging: 16.95 m

Column order: part name, length, width, quantity. Sizes in cm. Choose the edging in the list on the right. If your sheet has the number of edged long and short sides, they come in as the fifth and sixth columns.

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How the list is read

Columns: Each row is one part, in this order: part name, length, width, quantity. A row without a quantity counts as one. Rows without at least a length and a width are skipped, and the number skipped is shown underneath.
Sizes: Enter sizes in cm, with a comma or a full stop for decimals. If your list is in mm, that is, a part would come out longer than 400 cm, the list is read as mm and converted to cm.
Pasting from Excel: Select the cells in Excel, copy them and paste them into the table. Tabs, semicolons or two or more spaces split the cells, so plain text lists are read too.
Edging: Each part's edging is a single choice. If your sheet has the number of edged long and short sides, they come in as the fifth and sixth columns; a choice made in the table overrides them.
1 long edge
1 long, 1 short edge
1 long, 2 short edges
2 long edges
2 long, 1 short edge
All 4 edges
No edging
1 short edge
2 short edges

In your trade account

You choose the board first, and the list is priced on that board
On woodgrain decors, you set each part's grain direction
Parts that don't fit the sheet are flagged so you can fix them before ordering
Save the list as a draft in a project and turn it into an order later

Open a trade account

Open a trade account to send this list to suppliers.

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