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Getting startedCreate an account, finish setup and build your first cut list.7 articlesSheet (2D) optimizerPlywood, MDF and board layouts: parts, grain, edge banding and nesting.10 articlesLinear (1D) optimizerLumber, trim, pipe and profiles: lengths, miters, rip cuts and paint.7 articlesKerf, prices & optionsBlade kerf, cost estimates, labels, material codes and custom fields.4 articlesImportingBring in parts from CSV, Excel, PDF, photos, plans and 3D models.4 articlesExporting & printingPDF cut sheets, DXF for CNC and CSV/Excel tables for the shop.3 articlesProjects, stock & savingProjects, your stock library, autosave, drafts and trash.5 articlesAccount & settingsUnits, fractions, currency, appearance, usage and your account.5 articlesTeams & workspacesShare projects, cut lists and stock with your crew.3 articlesPlans & billingTrials, plans, pausing, payment methods, invoices and cancelling.8 articlesTroubleshooting & FAQFixes for common problems, and how to reach us.4 articlesTalk to usCan't find an answer? Email hello@cutlistor.com or send feedback from the app.Contact support
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- Your first sheet cut listBuild a plywood cut list from start to finish: stock, parts, kerf, results and PDF.
- Units, fractions and measurement formatsWork in inches and fractions, feet and inches, or metric, and type measurements any way you like.
- Kerf / blade thicknessAccount for the material your saw blade removes with every cut.
- Grain directionKeep visible grain running the right way on doors, sides and drawer fronts.
- Edge bandingMark which edges of each panel get banding, see the total length, and price it.
- Import from CSV or ExcelLoad a parts list from a spreadsheet: which columns are read, sample files, and tips.
- Export a PDF cut sheetPrint-ready cutting diagrams and parts tables, with options for mode, orientation and content.
- Pause your subscriptionTake a 1, 2 or 3 month break from billing without losing any work.