Your results

Your results

The result opens on the proposals, then the report tells the workshop everything it needs — figure by figure, measured on the final geometry, never estimated.

The report, sheet by sheet

Every sheet of the proposal has its own figures: the area of placed material (part holes deducted — never a bounding rectangle), the density of THAT sheet, and the space left. The job totals — placed area, free space, material to plan — show ABOVE the table.

The reusable offcut — and “at least”

The announced offcut is the largest guaranteed empty rectangle: a rectangle of free material, edge to edge, you can cut into without surprise. “At least” means exactly that: the real free space can only be LARGER — other spaces may remain, but not necessarily rectangular. An offcut is called “reusable” when its smallest side reaches 100 mm; below that, it is marked as scrap.

The alternatives

With a paid plan, one proposal per layout direction: each direction tries its edge and you compare the layouts. The tabs read “Option 1”, “Option 2”…; the direction of the proposal shown is read in its header, arrow and edge. On the free plan, one proposal, in the direction you chose.

What the badges guarantee — “Overlap-free”, “Inside sheet”, “Gap ≥” your spacing, “Not verified” beyond 5,000 parts per sheet — is detailed in Strip or multi-sheet. The downloads have their page: The downloads and the DXF view.