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How many parts fit on a sheet?

Enter the sheet and part size to see how many parts fit, how many sheets you need and your yield. Parts are rotated, and parts that fit in the leftover strip are tried too.

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Sheet
mm
mm
Part
mm
mm
pcs
mm

2–5 mm for laser; the bit diameter for CNC.

mm

Space left at the sheet edge.

$

Optional: for material cost per part.

Per sheet
253
Sheets needed
1
100 parts on the last sheet
Yield
34%
2,440 mm1,220 mm

Nesting drawing: 1,220 × 2,440 mm sheet, 253 parts

    How is it calculated?

    The usable area is the sheet size minus the edge margin on each side. Parts are laid out in a grid with the gap between them.

    Then a rotated grid, and a mixed layout with rotated parts added in the leftover strip, are tried; the layout with the most parts wins. On a tie, the straight grid wins because it's easier to cut.

    Sheets needed = quantity ÷ parts per sheet, rounded up. Yield = total area of the parts ÷ total area of the sheets used.

    The calculation is for rectangular parts and reliably estimates the grid layout you'd do by hand in the shop. For round or freeform shapes, enter the rectangle that encloses the part.