Pack parts into stock lengths with kerf, trim and offcuts.
Result calculated from the displayed dimensions.
| Stock bar | Part | Start | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Stock bar | Horizontal | 0.3937 in | 47.2441 in |
| 1 · Stock bar | Horizontal | 47.7559 in | 47.2441 in |
| 2 · Stock bar | Horizontal | 0.3937 in | 47.2441 in |
| 2 · Stock bar | Vertical | 47.7559 in | 31.4961 in |
| 2 · Stock bar | Vertical | 79.3701 in | 31.4961 in |
| 3 · Stock bar | Vertical | 0.3937 in | 31.4961 in |
| Stock bar | Length | Material / colour |
|---|---|---|
| Stock bar | 22.5984 in | Oak |
| Stock bar | 6.7323 in | Oak |
| Stock bar | 54.0945 in | Oak |
Feasible heuristic cutting plan; a global optimum is not guaranteed. Check the sequence, work support and your equipment's cutting capacity.
Schematic drawing. Written dimensions and the parts list take precedence over screen scale.
Numbers on the drawing follow cut order. Offcuts and saw loss remain separate from parts.
How to check this calculation
We compare length-packing heuristics, prioritising fewer unplaced parts, then fewer bars. Stock quantities are finite and materials must match. Saw kerf is deducted after each part, capped by the remaining material at the end.
Position origin: left edge or base indicated in the drawing.
Limits: 200 rows; up to 500 sheet parts and 1,000 linear parts. Stock quantities are finite.