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Choose a standard sheet or add your own dimensions. Use the real usable size. If damaged edges must be removed, enter that separately as trim.

Length, width and quantity must describe the finished rectangle. Add a clear part ID or title so the drawing can be checked against the job.

Measure the actual kerf made by the blade. Lock rotation where grain or face direction matters. Mark edging and machining only after dimensions are correct.

Check the board count, every part quantity and every orientation. A compact layout is useful only when it still matches the material and the way the workshop can cut it.

Print or export the drawing with the cut list. If you create a machine file, prove the first program on scrap and compare it with the drawing before using a real panel.