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A live preview of this design: cut list, sheet goods, lumber list and edgebanding. It updates the moment you change the design. Ready to build? Use Send to Cut List at the top to open the full Cut List Optimizer, which works out the real sheet layout and count (saw kerf, locked grain direction, and reusing your leftover offcuts).
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Shop-floor labels
Printable stick-on labels for every cut part, drawn at the real size of your label stock. Design your labels on the Shop Details page; this page prints them.
Generated cut list Ready to export
| Grain group | Cabinet | Description | Material | W (mm) | L (mm) | Qty | Grain |
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Sheet Goods Pieces and area per sheet material
For each sheet material (plywood, MDF, and so on) this lists how many pieces the design needs and the area of the parts. Hardwood pieces appear in the Lumber List below; they're sold by the board, not by the sheet.
Lumber List Hardwood pieces with board-feet totals
Pieces cut from hardwood-type materials (front frames/face frames, hardwood doors, hardwood drawer parts, etc.), listed individually with rough dimensions and rolled up to a board-feet total per wood type. Add ~25% to the board-feet total when ordering rough lumber to cover defects and milling waste.
Edgebanding totals Estimated, ±5%
Hardware to buy Hinges, slides, pulls and pins
Counts derived from your cabinets. Hinge count follows each door's height; drawer-slide length is the largest standard length that fits the cabinet depth; pulls and knobs are one per door and per drawer front. Handleless styles (Gola, J-pull, edge-pull, push-to-open, touch-latch) carry no pull. When a cabinet pins a specific catalog SKU in the Designer, its maker and part number show here. These are bought, not cut.