PanelLogic
SawPilot · the copilot next to the saw · €39
Keeps the plan open for as long as the sheet lasts.
- Shows the board the way it lies on the table: numbered parts, dimensions along the edges, edge banding as a thin line on the side.
- Suggests the next cut — and lets you make any other legal one instead, by touching the line on the drawing. It does not argue with you.
- Every cut goes through the geometry engine: guillotine cuts only, edge to edge, blade width accounted for.
- Tells you the number to set on the fence. Remembers where you stopped: close it, open it, same cut.
- Prints a label for each finished part, on a label printer — over the workshop network, over Bluetooth, or down a USB cable.
- Your orders and plans stay on the tablet: it sends us no data about you. By the saw the work goes on with the network unplugged; the internet is only for the licence and for buying. Try it free; the licence is €39, once.
What they do not do
SawPilot does not invent dimensions: it shows them, it does not compute them. What is not known is written "unknown". PanelLogic optimises one sheet size per order and cuts materials one at a time.
On the tablet, landscape. Cut T6, 350 on the fence, a button the size of a thumb.
What you check before the first cut: sizes, grain, material, edging.
The grain of the board, and the dimensions along the edges.