Panel saw cut list preparation
Generate nesting layouts with accurate kerf applied, then export a structured cut list CSV for import into horizontal beam saw software.
Cut Optimization
CutOps generates optimized panel layouts that work with CNC panel saws. Set accurate kerf for your blade, apply rotation constraints, and export a CSV cut list ready for machine import.
Most CNC nesting software is expensive and machine-specific. CutOps runs in the browser with no installation — plan layouts on any machine, then export to your saw's format.

CNC panel saws require accurate kerf values and precise nesting layouts to avoid material fit errors. CutOps builds kerf into every cut boundary automatically so the exported layout matches what the machine will cut.
Every optimization run produces a CSV export with part dimensions, sheet assignments, and positions. This structured output can be loaded into panel saw control software or used as a reference for CNC programming.
Kerf is applied as a hard constraint — not a rounding adjustment. Parts are positioned with real saw blade thickness accounted for, so the exported layout fits the stock you are cutting.
Generate nesting layouts with accurate kerf applied, then export a structured cut list CSV for import into horizontal beam saw software.
Plan rectangular sheet nesting for CNC routers cutting sheet goods. Export layouts and part coordinates for downstream toolpath generation.
Validate layout efficiency and sheet count before the job reaches the CNC machine, reducing wasted setup time on the floor.
Build topical context from feature-specific workflows. Use these pages to compare optimization strategies, validate constraints, and move from planning to production release with fewer surprises.
Yes. CutOps exports CSV cut lists with part dimensions, quantities, and sheet assignments. The format is compatible with most panel saw software that accepts structured cut list import.
You enter the kerf value for your cutting tool and CutOps applies it to every cut boundary in the layout. Parts are sized and positioned with the kerf deducted, so the output matches what the machine will cut.
CutOps produces layout data — part positions and dimensions — not G-code or toolpaths. Use the CSV or JSON export as input to your CAM software for toolpath generation.
Run panel nesting with accurate kerf, export a CSV cut list, and hand off a production-ready layout to your CNC machine.