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Cut lists that move your fence less.

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I always have had this problem.

You cut at 6", moved the fence to 8", then came back to 6". Did the two batches of 6" parts match?

Close, but rarely exact. A fence set to the same number twice lands a hair apart, and that hair shows up as a shelf that won’t sit flush.

This planner puts every cut of one width under one fence setting wherever it can. The fence still moves, just less often, and parts from one setting come out the same.

Moved, then brought back
6"8"6"?
3 settings. The second batch of 6" parts can land a hair off the first.
Planned: every 6" cut together
8"6"
2 settings. Every 6" part comes off the same one.
  1. List your parts
  2. Add your stock
  3. Pick what matters
  4. Cut in order

What it does

  • Fewest fence settings
  • A plan you can print
  • Turns parts to share a width
  • Both sides of the blade
  • Flags near-miss widths
  • Fence or waste, your call
  • Every thickness in one job
  • Inches or millimetres
  • Your projects, in your browser
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