Use fewer full lengths and sheets
See how many configured lengths or sheets the complete job requires.
Cut planning made clear
Fit every part. Use less material.
Turn pipe, profile, or plate part lists into practical plans that use fewer configured full lengths or sheets, leave less avoidable waste, and give production measured cutting steps.
- Fewer full lengths or sheets per job
- Less avoidable offcut
- One clear plan from office to machine
Real product interfaceYour cut list, ready to become a plan.
The goalMore parts from every full lengthPlan first. Follow the calculated layout.
The practical benefits of a Perfect Cut cutting plan
Keep more material useful
Put required parts together more efficiently and make the remaining offcut easy to see.
Make the next action obvious
Give the workshop the same measured plan calculated in the workspace.
From list to production
A better plan in three straightforward steps.
Perfect Cut keeps each job clear from required dimensions to calculated output.
01 · Add
Start with the parts you need
Enter lengths or plate dimensions and quantities, or bring in an existing cut list. Review every entry before planning.
02 · Plan
Fit them into fewer material pieces
Calculate machine-aware linear and plate layouts with material use and leftover area in clear view.
03 · Cut
Give production a clear sequence
Move from the selected layout to measured steps and work-order files.
Material efficiency
See the difference before the first cut.
A better arrangement can remove an entire full length from a job. Perfect Cut calculates the complete job so material use is clear before cutting.
1 full length avoidedin this example, while fitting the same required parts.
Loose arrangement5 full lengths
Tighter cutting plan4 full lengths
Illustrative comparison. Actual results depend on part lengths, quantities, configured material formats, blade width, and end trim.
The real product
Everything the job needs, in one calm view.
Build linear cuts and plate parts, keep materials and quantities visible, and calculate the plan when the job is ready.
Open workspace
Every entry stays visible
Search, sort, and review the full list without losing the job context.
Material stays attached
Each required part keeps its material, dimensions, quantity, label, and production context.
Plan when the list is ready
Import, adjust, and calculate from the same project instead of rebuilding the job elsewhere.
The complete workspace
One suite, from cut list to output.
Open the part of the job you need. The project, material, plan, output, and business context stay connected.
01
Start with the complete job, not another spreadsheet.
Keep every required part together, then reuse the setup when the work repeats.
- Pipes, profiles, bars, sheet, and plate in one project
- Previewed CSV, JSON, and XML cut-list imports
- Reusable projects with parts, selected material variants, and quote defaults
- Search, sort, duplicate, edit, and color-code every entry
- Project status, quantity, owner, and timestamps in view
02
Fit the complete job before cutting begins.
Compare practical layouts that use configured material formats and machine settings.
- Complete plans for pipes, bars, tubes, and profiles
- Rectangular sheet and plate nesting with remaining offcuts
- Material variants, saw profiles, and plate-machine profiles
- Kerf, trim, rotation, grain, and cutting constraints
- Ranked results with material use, yield, and waste visible
03
Turn the selected layout into work the floor can follow.
The selected result becomes a clear handoff without rebuilding the job in another tool.
- Visual linear and plate layouts
- Ordered, measured cutting instructions
- Printable work orders for the selected result
- Configurable exports for patterns, operations, and labels
- Previous calculations and completed results kept with the project
04
Keep material knowledge ready for the next job.
Build a useful catalog once, enrich it with your own data, and share approved selections without losing local control.
- Pipe and plate libraries with groups, sizes, variants, and machines
- Custom fields and external material identifiers
- Saved import and export formats with controlled API access
- Direct team sharing and a discoverable catalog library
- Reviewable updates, optional automatic sync, and local overrides
05
Keep the plan, price, and people aligned.
Move from a selected result to a reviewed quote while the team can see what changed and what needs attention.
- Material, setup, and cutting costs with a team pricing policy
- Quote calculation, review, approval, and export
- Operational dashboard, calculation history, and audit trail
- Users, permission groups, invitations, branding, and team switching
- Personal profiles, passwordless access, verified domains, and company sign-in
- Starter catalogs, team duplication, subscriptions, and usage controls
Good to know
Questions before the first cut.
Straight answers about what Perfect Cut plans and what your team receives.
01What does Perfect Cut optimize?
It first accounts for every placeable part. Complete linear and plate plans prioritize fewer full lengths or sheets before lower leftover material.
02Can I plan linear material and plates?
Yes. One project can contain pipe, tube, bar, or profile cuts alongside rectangular sheet and plate parts. Each plan uses the configured sizes and machine settings from your workspace.
03Does planning account for kerf and trim?
Yes. Saw and plate-machine settings carry the relevant kerf and trim allowances into layouts and measured instructions.
04Can I bring in an existing cut list?
Yes. Import an existing list, preview and validate it, then review all entries in the project before calculating a plan.
05What does the workshop receive?
The selected result includes a visual material layout and measured cutting steps. Work orders and configurable exports can carry the result into production.
Plan before cutting begins
Make the next cut list use less material.
Open Perfect Cut and turn required parts into a clear plan your workshop can act on.