Cut lists from the model
What to saw, what to buy, the hardware and the tools, read off the boards you drew, with board feet and a price for the wood.
Woodworking CAD,
one board at a time.
Real lumber, real joints, and a cut list that comes from the wood you drew.
Waterfall deskOak, 46 board feet
Scroll to see it builtStep 1of 7Add board
Lumber in its real sizes.
5/4 oak planes to 1¹⁄₁₆″ in the app and 8/4 to 1¾″. Dimensional lumber, hardwood by the quarter, and sheet goods in the thicknesses they are sold in.
Step 2of 7Cut · OutlineC
Curves drawn on the wood.
The waterfall corner is a solid block cut to a quarter circle with the outline pen. The waste shows in grey before the cut is made.
Step 3of 7JoinJ
Joined end to end.
Top, corner and leg meet end to end on Dominos, three across each joint, glued across the whole face.
Step 4of 7Tenon & dovetailT
Dovetailed drawer boxes.
Tails on the sides, pins on the front and back. Set the count, the slope and the depth once; the mating board starts out matched.
Step 5of 7GrooveG
Bottoms in a groove.
The groove runs the length of each side along the grain. Bottoms slide in from the back, fronts go on, and the drawers slide home.
Step 6of 7EdgeU
Softened corners.
A roundover follows any of a board’s twelve edges, the way a bearing bit does. The pedestal takes an 18 mm radius.
Step 7of 7Join · ClipsJ
Lists from the model.
The top sits on figure-8 clips so it can move. Cut list, shopping list, hardware and tools come from the boards in the model.
Features
Runs in the browser.
Nothing to install.
Mortise is woodworking CAD for people who build. You choose real lumber, cut it with real operations, and join it the way you would at the bench.
Joinery
Glue, screws, pocket screws, nails, dowels, biscuits and Dominos, bolts, cleats and tabletop clips, each one real hardware in a real hole, sized to a standard and counted.
Inches or millimetres
Fractions to ¹⁄₆₄″ or whole millimetres, with lumber and sheet goods in their real sizes in either system.
Cut sheets
Every board numbered, each cut where it falls with the kerf allowed for, exported as a PDF that reads at print size.