Paste a bar bending schedule and get the cutting patterns that use the fewest stock bars — with the waste percentage, a bar-mark cutting list the yard can work from directly, and a side-by-side comparison against laying the same schedule out by hand.
One row per bar mark. Edit the sample, paste your own schedule, or start from an empty table. Results update as you type.
| Bar mark | Diameter | Cut length (mm) | Quantity | Line total (m) |
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One row per bar mark, columns in this order: mark, diameter, length (mm), quantity — separated by tabs, commas or semicolons. Header rows and blank lines are skipped. Example: B1 12 5600 48
Each diameter is optimized separately — a stock bar is a single diameter, so pieces are never mixed across diameters.
| Diameter | Marks | Pieces | Stock bars | Stock (m) | Steel (kg) | Waste |
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Every mark in the schedule, checked off against the patterns below — nothing dropped, nothing short.
| Bar mark | Dia (mm) | Length (mm) | Required | Cut | Status |
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Cut each pattern the number of times shown. The hatched end of each bar is the offcut.