See how a SketchUp furniture model becomes editable cut lists, optimized sheets, cost estimates and PDF documents.
Select geometry in SketchUp and open Make Component. Enter the part name, choose material and grain direction, set edge banding with the visual preview and add a production note only when needed. The PDF keeps edge banding and production notes separate.
Build your furniture in SketchUp using separate parts and assign materials.
Refresh the model in OS CutList and review the detected parts, dimensions, quantities and materials.
Correct material or edge banding, check grain direction and choose whether a material change applies to one or all identical positions.
Set sheet size and cutting parameters, then review layouts, utilization and reusable offcuts.
Use material quantities and edge lengths to estimate costs. Adjust quantities and prices to fit your project.
Review cut lists, material summaries and cutting diagrams before exporting PDF documents with the full license.
The screenshots show a sample project. We will expand these instructions with more detailed examples.
These settings help tailor your documents and license to the way you work.
Choose units (mm, cm, inches), currencies (EUR, USD, CHF, BAM/KM), company name and a folder for PDF exports.
Select the saved SketchUp views you want to load into the project and PDF report.
Enter your key to activate, check license status and deactivate a device before transferring your activation to another computer. Up to two devices.