Cut List Software for OS X

Tim,

There is nothing for OSX. If you have VirtualPC, then Cutlist Pro is a GREAT option. It is what I use.

R> I apologize if this comes out as a repeat but I did not see my earlier post

Added note. If you send me an email we can talk off line.

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Tim, I am a Mac user running Mac OS 9.2.1 . I suggest that you repeat the Google search using Mac OSX and not just OS X. Worth a try at least. Hoyt W.

Design Intuition from

R> Tim Rohrer wrote:

Thanks for the info, RonMan. Have you tried qcad and, if so, how does it compare to Design Intuition? I had not heard of the latter but will try to download and check it out this weekend.

Have other things that must get done first : )

Wr, Tim

When comparing qcad to Design Intuition I came to the conlusion that DI was designed for woodworkers (by a woodworker) and qcad is just a cad program with all the baggage that goes with one. It is about average for usability for a cad program, but most cad programs stink on the usability side (Vectorworks is loads better that AutoCAD, but could be even easier to use).

qcad is cheap, $$100.

I did get a response from the developer of DI. He is working on (o the cut list feature and asked if I wanted to be a beta tester. Of course I said yes. I will keep you posted.

R> Thanks for the info, RonMan. Have you tried qcad and, if so, how does it

Linux stuff most likely can be twiddled to run on OS-X with relatively little effort, but the Linux project you speak of is vaporware, so there's nothing there for you to fool with one way or the other.

Go look at Apple. There is list of OS X software and I did see and OS X version of cutting software there.