Every cut, closer to the optimal plan.
Enter stock, part demand, saw kerf and end trim. Cutwise groups the cuts into repeatable patterns, reports material utilization and lets you export the result.
Updated: · Toreniva Cutwise technical reviewA calculator built for one-dimensional stock
Use the browser workspace for aluminum profiles, steel tube, bar, extrusion and timber jobs where every required part is defined by length and quantity.
The optimizer includes kerf and trim in the length balance, validates every returned pattern and distinguishes a proven optimal result from a feasible result.
From dimensions to a shop-ready cut list
- Enter one or more available stock lengths and quantities.
- Add required part lengths, labels and quantities.
- Review stock bars, utilization, unused length and repeated patterns.
- Export the same result as CSV or integrate through the JSON API.
Explore verified examples and practical guides
Start with the 6000 mm aluminum profile example, then review the kerf guide, API quickstart and the explanation of OPTIMAL versus FEASIBLE solver outcomes.