Reconcile straight-edge, obstacle, and specialty cut positions from a measured layout with verified offcut reuse and source-tile yield.
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Layout record and source, Planned tile positions, Straight edge-cut positions, Obstacle-cut positions, and 3 more
Reviewed tile-cut record
1 documented formula across 1 calculation mode
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Turn a dated measured layout into distinct cut-position counts and a traceable source-tile reconciliation without pattern multipliers.
Know which positions actually need cuts before renting tools.
Count straight, obstacle and specialty positions on the marked layout, then enter verified offcut reuse and cut yield.
Sees documented positions and source-tile arithmetic without a room-dimension guess.
Avoid double-counting offcuts or optimistic yield.
Assign measured offcuts to exact cut positions and compare one- versus two-piece source-tile yield.
Credits cannot exceed cuts and every changed assumption remains visible in the source record.
Distinguish labor/tool complexity from tile consumption.
Inspect cut categories, descriptive cut share and the complete JSON/Project record.
Understands that the tool neither approves cutting methods nor produces a package order.
Outputs and checklists are planning aids. Review the linked current authorities and the records, terms, instructions, and requirements that apply to your exact situation before a consequential decision.
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Categories must come from the dated layout. Their total cannot exceed all planned tile positions.
Cut positions = straight edge + obstacle + specialtyEach credit supplies a specific position. Yield comes from the cut schedule or representative trial; no diagonal, brick or herringbone multiplier is used.
New source tiles for cuts = ceil((cut positions − assigned offcut credits) ÷ verified pieces per source tile)Consumed source tiles exclude explicit spares, inventory and package rounding. The descriptive cut share is not a purchasing allowance or labor/safety estimate.
Source tiles consumed = whole positions + new source tiles for cutsUpdated: August 2026
Count straight wall-edge pieces, obstacle notches and specialty pattern pieces from a marked 120-position layout.
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Count the actual marked cut positions and their types after dry layout.
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Room dimensions and a pattern label do not identify actual cuts. Mark the layout, count each installed position that needs a straight, obstacle or specialty cut, then document specific offcut reuse and verified cut pieces per new source tile.