Local sheet planner
Check your offcuts before buying another sheet.
Compare inventory, purchase, and mixed plans against the same part list. Results stay in this browser.
Open the cutting bench↓02 / INPUT → PLAN
Cutting bench
One material and thickness. Millimetres. Up to 20 parts, 5 offcuts, and 5 new sheets.
Calculating geometry…
Best plan found; not a global optimum. Indicative plan. Verify dimensions, grain, edges, safety, and cutting sequence before making.
04 / AREA MISLEADS
Enough area. Not enough room.
Two 600 × 600 mm parts total 720,000 mm². A 1000 × 1000 mm offcut offers 1,000,000 mm². Yet they cannot both fit side by side or stacked.
Start the attempt to compare area and fit.
05 / KERF
A cut line takes space too.
Compare illustrative gaps. This drawing enlarges the cut for visibility: it is not to scale. The millimetres entered in the workbench do apply to the real geometry.
06 / OFFCUT TO WORKSHOP
What you have changes what you buy.
Offcuts are physical inventory, not an abstract discount. Measure each one, confirm material and thickness, then compare coverage before cost.
04 / METHOD
From inventory to a decision
Three scenarios separate what you own from what you need to buy.
- 01Count exact parts, not just total area.
- 02Compare coverage before price.
- 03Open each plan and verify dimensions.
08 / BEFORE CUTTING