Board cutting

Turn a component list into one connected production brief.

Select published boards, enter finished sizes, add edging, machining, hardware and coating, then submit the complete specification for review.

4: controlled stages
4: edge positions per part
1: reviewed production brief

The clear version

What this part of DIY Joinery is for.

Board Cutting is for projects where the component sizes are already known. Every material, edge, drawing and production instruction stays attached to the part it belongs to.

Specify

Build the project from finished components.

Choose the exact board, then enter finished length, width, quantity, grain direction and a stable part name. Full sheets can be included alongside cut components.

Manual component entry
Current Excel template import
Published board and thickness selection
Grain-match groups

Add production work

Describe every operation in context.

Apply compatible edging to L1, L2, W1 and W2, add drilling or specialist machining, attach drawings, select furniture fittings and request compatible spray finishing.

Review and release

Check feasibility before production begins.

Submitted work moves through optimisation, technical review, confirmed pricing and payment before approved saw or CNC output is released.

Open the specification desk

Have your component dimensions ready?

Start a cutting list and keep every manufacturing decision with the correct part.

Build a cutting list See how it works