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A printable worksheet for finished lengths, quantities, actual stock and blade allowances. Use the blank mm or inch sheet, then turn your list into a suggested board map.

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Free planning resource: two blank worksheets and one checked example. This is not a project design or a paid custom blueprint.

What you get

  1. Page 1: metric worksheet. Fourteen blank part rows, material/section, stock length, kerf and allowance at each end.
  2. Page 2: inch worksheet. The same layout in decimal inches, so one sheet stays in one unit system.
  3. Page 3: checked example. Ten parts, three suggested boards and the material balance, calculated by the actual free tool.

The CSV contains the three metric example rows, not an automatic calculator import. Edit it as a spreadsheet or copy the length/quantity lines below into the tool.

Use the worksheet in four steps

  1. Group matching material. Use one sheet for each actual timber section and stock length. Check the design separately.
  2. Write finished part lengths and quantities. Keep mm and inches separate; round only reference labels.
  3. Measure the stock and blade allowance. Enter the actual board length, actual kerf and an end reserve that covers cleanup and its blade loss.
  4. Calculate, review and mark. Use the free tool to suggest an arrangement, check every measurement and inspect defects/grain before cutting.

A complete worked example

2400 mm stock (about 94.488 in), 3 mm kerf and 5 mm reserved at each end. All parts use the same actual material section.

Finished lengths and quantities
PartFinished lengthQuantity
P-01900 mm (about 35.433 in)4
P-02600 mm (about 23.622 in)2
P-03300 mm (about 11.811 in)4

900 x 4 600 x 2 300 x 4

Suggested maps: boards 1 and 2 each hold 900 + 900 + 300 mm, with 281 mm remaining offcut. Board 3 holds 600 + 600 + 300 + 300 mm, with 578 mm remaining offcut.

7200 = 6000 + 1140 + 60 mm

Total stock equals finished parts + remaining offcut + blade/end allowances. This is a calculator example, not a completed build or a guarantee of the mathematical minimum.

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Understand blade kerf and exact-fit cuts · Compare 2400 mm with exact 8 ft stock

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Straight timber lengths in 1D only. No plywood-sheet nesting, joint engineering, CNC/DXF output, appliance validation or structural certification. Check physical suitability separately.

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