Enter available stock and the parts you need. Get a verified layout to reduce waste and stock purchases, or choose fewer saw setups. Start free, without an account.
For workshops: see the planning-to-saw workflow · For developers: try a live API request
Start with your stock and required parts. Choose lengths → calculate a plan → save or download your cutting sheet.
Example loaded: 6,000 mm stock, a 3 mm blade, and 8 required parts. The result shows what to buy and how to cut it. Check blade width and stock for your own work.
Up to 10 presets on this browser. Saves stock, units, blade width and end trim; your required parts and offcut rack stay separate.
No cutting plan can use less stock for these cuts. How we know.
Buy the fewest bars, waste the least material, empty the offcut rack, spend the fewest dollars, spare the bloke on the saw, or cut a whole bundle in one setup. Same job, different answers. Which to pick.
Before you see a plan, it's checked cut by cut: nothing missing, everything fits, blade width included.
When you see the green tick, no plan on earth uses less stock for your cuts. See the jobs that prove it.
The same solver, set up for what you are actually cutting. Each page carries the stock lengths that material is sold in and the kerf that suits it.
Read what the 1D cutting stock problem is and how an exact solver beats a first-fit guess, see how the optimizer works, or check how it compares with the other cut list optimizers.
