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Cutting plans from stock you already have.
STOCut is cutting plan software for timber, stone, laminate and panel workshops. STOCut nests rectangular parts on warehouse stock and offcuts instead of blank catalogue sheets only. STOCut solves lost remnants and repeated edge work with edge-aware nesting, a remnant warehouse, and print-ready shop sheets. STOCut runs in the browser on PC or Mac with no install.
What does STOCut do?
- Edge-aware nesting — use finished profiles already on the sheet where the part needs them, so you remachine less.
- Remnant warehouse — write leftovers back with the edges they still have; search and nest them on the next job.
- Print-ready shop sheets — branded cutting plans, yield and cut totals, after-cut lists, plus CSV, Excel and DXF export.
Why does STOCut exist?
Typical cutting plan software packs rectangles onto a blank catalogue sheet. STOCut addresses what that category misses: usable offcuts still on the rack, finished edges already paid for, and leftovers that vanish before the next job. STOCut nests on your sheets and remnants and keeps remnants searchable for the next layout.
What does STOCut not pretend to be?
- STOCut handles rectangles and squares only — no freehand shapes, stairs, or CNC toolpaths in this release.
- STOCut exports simple DXF layout rectangles — not full machine toolpaths.
- Offline-first in the browser; paid plans include private cloud sync (1 GB monthly / 5 GB lifetime · 1 device). JSON backup anytime.
- STOCut ships one clear package — warehouse, 2D nest, linear cutting, remnants, print and exports.
Who is STOCut for?
Timber, stone and panel floors that cut sheet material every week and care about yield, leftovers and a clear saw sheet — not enterprise CAM suites or blank-sheet optimisers that ignore the remnant rack.
How can shops try STOCut?
STOCut offers a 14-day free trial, then £14.99 per month or £899 lifetime with 5 GB cloud sync and 1 device. Real-job feedback from workshops shapes the roadmap.
Start free trial Contact Compare Interactive about page ask@stocut.co.uk
Made by Phil Stone — active in the trade.