6 m bars, 3 mm kerf: 5 pieces of 2.40 m, 4 of 1.80 m, 6 of 0.90 m
5 bars to buy (no plan can do with fewer than 5), 82 % of the bought length used.
Enter the pieces you need to cut (length and quantity, or width, height and quantity) and the size of the bars or sheets you buy. The tool lays the pieces out, allows for the saw kerf and the end trim, and shows how many bars or sheets to buy and how much is left over.
2 × A 240 + A 240 + C 90 — Offcut: 29.4 cm
1 × A 240 + B 180 + C 90 — Offcut: 89.4 cm
1 × B 180 + B 180 + B 180 — Offcut: 59.4 cm
1 × C 90 + C 90 + C 90 — Offcut: 329.4 cm
A heuristic: a good, valid plan, not a proof of the optimum. Check it against your saw and your material before cutting.
Results are provided for information. Check tax rates and legal requirements that apply to you.
5 bars to buy (no plan can do with fewer than 5), 82 % of the bought length used.
It is a good, valid plan found by proven heuristics, not a proof of the optimum. The tool also shows the lowest number of bars or sheets any plan could reach, so you can see how close it is.
The kerf is lost between two neighbouring pieces and the trim is cut off at each end of a bar or around a sheet; both are taken from the usable length.
Yes, unless you tell the tool the material has a grain or a pattern that must keep its direction.
Timber volume and lengths, board sheets, glass and the cutting plan: the method to order wooden joinery, with an example.
Frame tube, infill bars, posts, weight, tubes to buy and surface to paint: the method to order metalwork, with an example.
Cut length and weight of stirrups, L bars, U bars and straight bars, with hooks, waste and 12 m bars to buy.
Doors (WC, stainless, steel, fire), windows, french windows, shutters and curtains, extruded profiles and cladding in aluminium, from your dimensions.
Wooden doors, windows and boards (decking, cladding): timber volume and lengths, board sheets and glass, from your dimensions.