That said, I agree with the comments that CutList Bridge is complex and requires additional work in SketchUp to use.

You don't need CutList Plus to use Cutlist Bridge.

The CSV is similar to what you get from the Cutlist plugin. It generates CSV output that is set up for use by CutList Plus (hence 'Bridge'), but can be read and used by any spreadsheet. To clarify: Joe Zeh's CutList Bridge is a plugin for SketchUp, not for CutList Plus. And CutList Plus is reasonably costly ($249 for the non-brain-dead version and $495 for the unlimited version), so maybe not an interesting option for non-professionals or one-man shops! but don't hold your breath!ĭb11 wrote:I think you're referencing Joe Zeh's CutList Bridge plugin for CutList Plus, which seems a comprehensive -though somewhat complex- software combo for production cabinet shops, but likely overkill for most individual woodworkers. If it does work -and I get ambitious- I may do a comparative review of the two. I just downloaded CutLister from the SCF store and will test it in 2015 to see if it still works. In fact, in my reply to slbaumgartner I stated I couldn't get layout to work in CutlIster: there's a good reason for that - my faulty memory! Layout was never implemented in Cutlister, but I remember trying to get it to work (unsuccessfully) on my mac in what must have been Cutlist. ter-PluginĪt the time it worked better for me, though I had both it and CutList installed in SU8. He eventually abandoned developing it, but gave anyone leave to take over. And CutList Plus is reasonably costly ($249 for the non-brain-dead version and $495 for the unlimited version), so maybe not an interesting option for non-professionals or one-man shops.Ĭutlister was Dana Woodman's extensible, open-source fork of CutList - which he completely rewrote with some added features, and a cleaned-up interface. I think you're referencing Joe Zeh's CutList Bridge plugin for CutList Plus, which seems a comprehensive -though somewhat complex- software combo for production cabinet shops, but likely overkill for most individual woodworkers. It'll export to CutList Pro for those who use that program. Steve's is straightforward with almost nothing to set up. It is very extensive and it can do a lot of cool stuff but I found it difficult and too time consuming to set up for what I use out of a cutlist. I gave it a try when Joe first released it.

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