CutStock Support

What can I use during the free trial?

You can use every feature free for 10 days.

The free trial includes cutting layout calculation, project saving, inventory management, and CSV and PDF export without feature restrictions.

How much does CutStock cost after the free trial?

After the free trial, you can continue using every feature with a one-time purchase of ¥3,000.

There are no monthly fees or additional usage charges.

How do I restore my purchase?

Open the settings screen in CutStock and select the option to restore purchases.

If you are signed in with the same Apple Account used for the original purchase, your purchase will be restored after the transaction is verified.

What is the difference between the free web version and the app?

The free web version allows you to generate cutting layouts without creating an account.

The iPhone and iPad app also includes project saving, sheet and offcut inventory management, and CSV and PDF export.

What is saw kerf?

Saw kerf is the width of material removed by the saw blade during a cut.

CutStock includes the entered kerf width between parts when calculating a cutting layout.

Set this value to match the actual kerf of the saw blade you are using.

What is trim allowance?

Trim allowance is the extra material added around each part for final trimming or finishing.

The entered allowance is added to all four sides of each part.

For example, an allowance of 5 mm adds a total of 10 mm to both the finished width and finished height.

Saw kerf is calculated separately from trim allowance.

What do long edge and short edge mean?

The long edge follows the longer side of the sheet. The short edge follows the shorter side.

CutStock allows you to choose whether the remaining material should be kept along the long edge or the short edge of the sheet.

Choose the direction that produces an offcut that will be easier to reuse.

Can parts be rotated by 90 degrees?

When 90-degree rotation is enabled, CutStock can rotate parts while calculating the cutting layout.

Disable rotation when the direction of the wood grain or another material property must be maintained.

Can I save a cutting layout?

The app allows you to save the sheet dimensions, part dimensions, saw kerf, trim allowance, and generated cutting layout as a project.

Saved projects can be opened later for review, editing, or recalculation.

Can I save leftover material as inventory?

Material remaining after a cutting layout is generated can be registered as an offcut in your inventory.

Registered offcuts can be reviewed as available material for future cutting layouts.

Where are CSV and PDF files saved?

When you create a CSV or PDF file, the iOS share sheet will appear.

You can save the file to the Files app, send it to another app, share it with AirDrop, or use any other option shown in the share sheet.

The file location depends on the destination you select.

What data does CutStock save?

Cutting settings, saved projects, and sheet and offcut inventory information are stored on your device.

CSV and PDF files are also processed on your device.

You do not need to create an account to use CutStock.

Is my data synchronized between devices?

CutStock does not currently provide its own account system or cloud synchronization service.

Projects and inventory information are generally managed on the device where they were created.

Save important cutting layouts and project information as CSV or PDF files when necessary.

What happens to my data if I delete the app?

Deleting the app may also remove projects and inventory information stored on the device.

Save any important data as CSV or PDF files before deleting the app.

Your purchase is linked to your Apple Account and can be restored after reinstalling the app.

Which devices are supported?

CutStock is available for iPhone and iPad.

Please check the CutStock product page on the App Store for the currently supported operating system versions.