Practical guides on board selection, supplier prices, cutlist review, quoting and production control for cabinet makers and cut-and-edge workshops—plus cutlists from SketchUp and 3D models, AI assistants and Zoho Books.
Turn a SketchUp, Fusion, Onshape or Blender model into a checked cutlist: what to export from each app, the STL route for SketchUp Free, and OpenCutList CSV files.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to AnyCutlist's MCP server so an assistant reads a customer's cutting list, flags what is uncertain and saves a draft your team confirms.
Send cutlist quotes and purchase orders to Zoho Books as real Zoho items, keep customers in step and get status back, without typing a job into your books twice.
Work out how many boards a wardrobe or kitchen needs, plan the cuts and keep the offcuts with a free optimizer that runs in your browser. No sign-up, nothing uploaded.
Get a handwritten list, phone photo, PDF or spreadsheet into MaxCut without retyping: the MaxCut CSV columns explained, a free template, and the mistakes that cut parts undersize.
What MDF, plywood, chipboard and blockboard cost per sheet in Kenya, from 12 named suppliers, plus how to work out how many sheets your job really needs.
Learn how cutlist optimization nests parts on stock sheets, accounts for kerf, trim and grain, and turns a reviewed cutlist into practical cutting layouts.
See how AnyCutlist helps workshops reduce retyping, material mistakes, missed charges and stale production while giving owners clearer costs and job status.
A practical cabinet workflow for reviewing a cutlist, quoting the same scope, splitting purchase orders by supplier and preventing outdated work from reaching production.
Separate material supply from workshop operations, handle customer-supplied and precut parts, and avoid missing costs when preparing a cut-and-edge quote.