Make a Cut List in SketchUp

In this SketchUp tutorial, you'll learn how to generate a cut list, or material list, in SketchUp Pro.
This method uses a SketchUp Extension called OpenCutList.
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[@lomiataniuatui7953]

Thank you.. been looking for this in other videos for some weeks in order to generate material quantities and for the basis to prepare a bill of quantities.

[@michaelwmoora7191]

As with the other Web Tutorials for Sketchup, this is also an excellent one. The content & steps are recommended for framing contractors to rapidly and accurately create a well organized cut list. When coupled with the associated tutorial for designing this shed, it represents a powerful and efficient approach to design-build projects. Thank you for putting this together.

[@joenguyen4092]

👏👏👏 awsome lesson

[@masood6086]

nice work

[@CWebbTutorials]

Thanks!

[@rafaelrestrepo3814]

Your videos are very special, explained step by step. Could you go deeper into this extension? There isn't much information about it. Thanks.

[@Simonfrios]

Thanks brother. Do you know if it's possible to get a board footage calculation from this extension? That's how I order Lumber.

[@CWebbTutorials]

I don’t think so but it definitely helps to have this list to calculate BF

[@melissap.9404]

If I build my project in the free version and then get the pro version free trial, will I be able to print the cutlist from the projects I have already made?

[@CWebbTutorials]

Yes! You can download SketchUp files from your projects in the free version and upload them to the pro version.