Cut List Generator
Create professional cut lists for any project. Add parts, set stock dimensions, and download a formatted cut list you can take to the workshop.
Cut List Generator
Preview:
CUT LIST ======================================== Date: 6/26/2026 Stock Length: 6000mm Kerf: 3mm ──────────────────────────────────────── PART LIST: ──────────────────────────────────────── # Label Length Width Qty ──────────────────────────────────────── 1 Part A 600 - 4 2 Part B 400 - 6 ──────────────────────────────────────── Total Parts: 10 Total Length: 4800mm
Tips for Creating Cut Lists
Label Everything
Use clear labels (A1, B2, Shelf-Left) so you can identify parts after cutting. The cut list is your reference in the workshop.
Include Width & Thickness
Even for 1D cutting, include width and thickness in your part list. This helps verify you're cutting the right material.
Add Notes for Special Cuts
Mark parts that need bevels, notches, or special finishing. The cut list is the place to record these details.
Print Before You Cut
Always print your cut list and take it to the workshop. Digital references can fail — paper never runs out of battery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cut list?
A cut list is a document listing all parts to be cut from stock material, including dimensions, quantities, and labels. It's the bridge between design and fabrication.
How do I use a cut list?
Take the printed cut list to your saw. Follow the list in order, cutting parts from stock material. Mark off completed parts as you go.
Can I use this for CNC programming?
Yes. Export your cut list and import the dimensions into your CNC software. Many CAM programs accept simple text-based part lists.
What format can I download?
Currently download as plain text (.txt) which works on any device. You can also copy the preview text and paste into any document.
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