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Dave R

I guess if I were doing that I would use CutList 4.1 by Steve R and available in the Extension Warehouse. If your model is correctly built, it'll give you all the detail you'd probably need. I use it for the furniture plans I create in LayOut and have no complaints.

mitch7780

Hi Dave R,

Thank you for your response.
I've seen the CutList extension but wasn't too sure if it works with SU 2019, do you know if i does?

If yes the I'll give it a go.

Thanks again

mitch7780

Dave R

Yes. It works just fine in SketchUp 2019. It isn't "signed" so you need to set loading permissions to allow unsigned extensions to load but it's safe so nothing to worry about.

mitch7780

Thank you for the info, really appreciate it.

mitch7780

Dave R

You're welcome. If you need help setting it up, let me know.

mitch7780

Will do, cheers.

alvis

https://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/lair-du-bois-sketchup-toolbox-0
Do you try it? I find it simpler and more comfortable to use

Dave R

@alvis said:

https://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/lair-du-bois-sketchup-toolbox-0
Do you try it? I find it simpler and more comfortable to use

That's interesting Alvis. I found that one more difficult to use than CutList 4.1. Different strokes...

alvis

@dave r said:

@alvis said:

https://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/lair-du-bois-sketchup-toolbox-0
Do you try it? I find it simpler and more comfortable to use

That's interesting Alvis. I found that one more difficult to use than CutList 4.1. Different strokes...

As far as i know (i'm not sure, if i remember), there was a problem with laminated sheets standart between UK and EU. As well as different standards for plywood. Somehow I liked OpenCutlist more than CutList.

slbaumgartner

It's been a while since I tried OpenCutList, so I could be wrong. My recollection is that it, like several other cutlist extensions I've tried, requires you to add some extra attributes to each object, for example to tell it which way is the long axis of each board. Steve R's CutList needs no extra attributes or setup and I like that simplicity. It makes the assumption that the largest dimension is length, next largest is width, and smallest is thickness. That isn't always right but I don't find that to be a problem for my work. I prefer to organize the actual cutting of the boards based on grain, coloration, and flaws in the boards anyway, which requires me to think about which way they go.