Sheet cut-list optimizer

Packs a parts list onto plywood, MDF or melamine sheets, respects grain, and writes the rip-and-crosscut sequence with fence settings. Free, offline, no part limit.

–sheets

–yield

–material cost

–saw cuts

Units

Projects

Stock sheets

Parts

Saw & cutting

Save & load

How to use it

Pick a project or start empty. Enter each stock sheet you can buy: material, thickness, size, and a price if you want a cost.
List the parts with finished length and width. Leave grain ↔ along the length for anything that shows (shelves, sides, doors); set Either for hidden parts so they can turn.
Paste straight from a spreadsheet: rows of name, length, width, qty, grain. Fractions like 15 1/4 work.
Set your blade’s kerf (thin-kerf blades are 3/32″, full-kerf 1/8″) and trim if the factory edges are chipped.
Read the Cut sequence: rip the sheet into strips first, then crosscut each strip. Every fence setting is measured from a clean edge.
Download the PDF, take it to the saw, and label parts as they come off.

Grain runs along each sheet’s length. Sizes are finished sizes; the kerf is added between parts, not to them. Nothing leaves your device.