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Revision as of 23:27, 21 September 2013

A cut list is a list of materials to be machined or cut via simple means. It includes cutting and drilling, whether by hand or by CNC - by saw, ironworker, CNC torch, laser cutter - whether in metal, wood, or other material.

To generate a cut list, determine what stock you have, and generate an itemized list of cuts to be made, including suggested method of cutting and other notes.

Protocol

  1. Examine Bill of Materials for build
  2. Examine what stock materials you have - what 'comes from the store' or from your supplier
  3. Itemize a list of cuts according to this Cut List Template.
  4. Finish/post-process the cuts - debur, grind edges, oil, etc.

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