Cabinet Cutting Lists,
Generated in Seconds.
Flasta Cut is cabinet cut list software that turns dimensions into accurate plywood and MDF cutting lists — with sheet nesting, edge-banding totals, and PDF/CSV export built in. Built for kitchen fitters, joiners, and cabinet shops.
Save Time
Skip the manual maths — get a full cutting list in seconds.
Reduce Waste
Smart sheet nesting keeps offcuts to a minimum.
Quote With Confidence
Accurate, repeatable lists your whole shop can trust.
Base (Doors) — 600×780mm
18mm Board — Carcase
SHEET LAYOUT — 58% YIELD
Everything You Need to Work Smarter
Cabinet Cut List Calculator
Pick a cabinet type, enter the dimensions, and get an exact 3-way cutting list in seconds — kitchen or wardrobe.
Sheet & Panel Nesting
A full bin-packing algorithm nests every piece across plywood or MDF sheets to minimize waste.
Edge-Banding Calculator
Banding length is calculated automatically from every piece's edge code — no manual tallying.
Hardware & Material Estimator
Hinges, handles, slides, screws, and hanger rail — generated automatically alongside your cutting list.
Export & Share
Send cutting lists and sheet layouts to CSV or PDF, ready for the shop floor.
Grain-Lock Control
Lock grain direction independently for carcase and doors/faces when it matters.
3 Simple Steps
Add Your Cabinet
Pick kitchen or wardrobe, choose a cabinet type, and enter the width and height.
Get Your Cutting List
Formulas calculate every part instantly — carcase, doors/faces, and ply, split out separately.
Export & Cut
Optimize the sheet layout, then export the list and layout as CSV or PDF and get cutting.
Common Questions
What is Flasta Cut?
Flasta Cut is cabinet cut list software for kitchen fitters, joiners, and cabinet shops. Enter cabinet dimensions and it generates an exact cutting list, an optimized sheet/panel layout, edge-banding totals, and a hardware list — in seconds, in your browser.
Is there a free cabinet cut list generator?
Creating an account is free. Unlocking a project's full cutting list, sheet nesting, and export costs a flat $2 — or, for first-time users, $2 gets 3 days of unlimited full access across every project.
Does Flasta Cut work for kitchen cabinets and wardrobes?
Yes. Kitchen cabinet types include base (doors), base (drawers), wall, and tall/microwave units. Wardrobe types include double hang, 2 drawers + hang, and shelves-only — each with its own cutting-list logic.
Can I generate a plywood or MDF cutting list?
Yes. Carcase parts are calculated for 18mm board and backs/drawer bottoms for 4mm ply by default, with edge and groove codes included on every relevant piece.
Does Flasta Cut optimize sheet and panel layouts to reduce waste?
Yes — a bin-packing nesting algorithm lays out every piece across your sheet size, with an optional grain-lock so grain-matched parts aren't rotated, and shows a yield percentage per sheet.
Can I export my cutting list as a PDF or CSV?
Yes, both the cutting list and the sheet layout export to PDF, and the cutting list also exports to CSV.
Does it calculate edge banding automatically?
Yes — banding length is calculated from each piece's edge code automatically, with a running total shown per material category.
Does Flasta Cut generate a hardware and material list?
Yes. Alongside the cutting list, it calculates hinges, handles, shelf pins, drawer slides, cabinet legs, fixing screws, and wardrobe hanger rail — based on the actual cabinets in your project.
Can I use a Flasta Cut cutting list for CNC-cut cabinets?
Flasta Cut outputs exact piece dimensions, not machine-ready G-code — but those dimensions are exactly what you'd program a CNC router or panel saw with.
How much does Flasta Cut cost?
$2 unlocks a single project. First-time users can instead get 3 days of full access across every project for the same $2. Monthly and annual plans are on the way for shops running multiple jobs a week.
Do I need to install any software?
No — Flasta Cut runs entirely in your browser as an online cut list generator. No downloads, no CAD software required.
Notes for the Shop Floor
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