(This is a free update for current Gold/Platinum fx customers.) Check out their webpage for prices. Support for this “Direct Integration” with SketchList 3D will be available in the Gold and Platinum Editions of CutList Plus fx 12.3 and later. It will create a file and pass the data onto CutList Plus where it will be used for your layouts. For the time being it is labeled ‘beta’ since we may make some adjustments after we get some user response. On SketchList 3D the export function is under the report menu item. We agreed that it is a good idea so we did it. I contacted Todd Peterson of Bridgewood Design and suggested an interface from SketchList 3D to CutList Plus. For some reason I only remember sheet goods – but my memory isn’t what it once was. Then I would get the material layout diagrams. I’d pull off a parts list and key it into the form of CutList Plus. In fact CutList Plus was the first woodworking software package I ever bought – maybe 15 years ago. One guy liked the iPad reporting feature of CutList Plus and wanted to use his iPad in the shop. Now being that SketchList 3D Shop and Pro versions already have an integrated optimizer I called these users to find out why they wouldn’t just use the one they just bought as part of SketchList 3D.Ī large part of the answer was they were used to CutList Plus and wanted to continue using that. It also calculates how much material to buy for your project, and what it will cost. It generates optimized sheet layouts that allows you to make the most efficient use of your plywood panels and lumber. Several months ago some new SketchList 3D users wrote in asking how they might export parts data for input to their CutList Plus program.ĬutList Plus is offered by Bridgewood Design ( ). Announcing a CutList Plus direct interface from SketchList 3D Cabinet Design Software.
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