1. 1. Length vs. Width:
      • It is recommended to input the longer dimension of your parts in the Length column and the shorter dimension in the Width column to avoid further confusion.
   2. Grained Material Orientation:
      • The grain follows the stock length (horizontal).
      • For parts with the grain, input the longer dimension first.
      • For parts across the grain, input the shorter dimension first (you will notice that the orientation icon will change to reflect that).
      • In case if orientation is not important to you, you can click on the orientation icon to change it to free rotation.
   3. Edge Banding:
      • L1, L2 apply to the sides you input in the Length (first) column, even if this is a shorter dimension (cross grain).
      • W1, W2 apply to the sides you input in the Width (second) column, even if this is a longer dimension (cross grain).
   4. Spraying
      • If you require spraying (MDF and wood materials), Banding section refers to the edges that need spraying and, consequently, wich trim radius needs to be applied to that edge (R1 or R2 for 1mm or 2mm respectively).
      • You can also choose type of finish and sheen level where applicable.
   5. Cutting diagram and output documents:
      • Cutting diagram is your main reference – if it displays parts and edging correctly, it will be cut like that.
      • In the output documents you might see inconsitency between the diagram and associated table data. Don’t panic, this is related to the backend processing and your cutting diagram should still reflect the real state of the order.

Please double-check your inputs to ensure accuracy!