Fewer boards, and a saw list the shop can follow
Type or paste your cut list, choose the board, and CutNest works out the fewest sheets with cuts that run edge to edge, the way a panel saw works.
Cut a set of kitchen carcasses
Sides, bases, shelves and rails from 2440×1220 MDF, laid out for a panel saw. Change the sizes to your own units.
Made for the panel saw and the bench
Guillotine cuts, in order (Pro)
Every layout can be cut with edge-to-edge saw cuts, and the cut sheet numbers them in order with where to measure from — rips and crosscuts included.
Grain where it shows (Pro)
Lock the grain on veneered or woodgrain board, per material or per part: doors and drawer fronts stay with the grain, hidden backs and shelves turn to save board.
Paste your cut list
Paste from an email or spreadsheet, or open a CSV or Excel file. “Door 715 x 497 x 6” is enough; a header row with Length, Width and Qty is read by column.
Labels for every part (Pro)
Print a label for each part on standard Avery sheets with the job, part name, size and the same number as the cut sheet, so nothing gets mixed up.
Offcuts worth keeping
Each sheet shows its largest usable offcut. With Pro, save it and CutNest uses it first on the next job in that board.
Price the job (Pro)
Boards with your markup, saw time from the actual cut sequence, handling and VAT, on a quote with your name on it.
Straight answers
Try it on your own job
Free, in your browser, no account. Your cut list stays on your computer.