The cutting plan repeated the same dimension in three strips per bar and summed up the saw settings in one long sentence. Since September 28, it shows one view at a time, with the settings placed on the cuts, and the whole bar in 3D on request.
One view at a time
- Above the plan, choose “Compact” (the default: top view, settings and dimensions), “Perspective” or “3 views”. Your choice is remembered in your browser, and the PDF export uses the view on screen.
- A numbered marker flags each cut that needs a new saw setting first. Each profile header shows the number of settings.
- Under each bar, the “Cut list” opens in one click: sawing order, part mark, length, left cut and right cut, with identical consecutive parts grouped, then the offcut.
- The G or D (left or right) bevel direction is always shown for the part as it sits on the saw, including the “Fiche atelier” workshop sheet and the PDF.
The bar in 3D
- The “3D” button on each bar opens it in 3D: rotate it with the mouse, switch to the “3/4”, “Iso”, “Top” or “Front” view, or go back to “Whole bar”. The keyboard arrow keys step from one part to the next.
- The raw bar is shown see-through, so only the lost material stands out, such as saw kerfs.
The plan and the 3D view are available without an account. The PDF export requires a free account with a verified email address.