WoodWorkCalc · Build planners
Choose what you want to make. Turn your space, material and task into proposed dimensions, components and a practical build sequence.
Free to use · No account required · Inches or millimeters
Fit storage into an existing space
Describe the opening and storage you want. Get panel sizes, hardware allowances and an assembly packet.
Prepare a CNC job before cutting
Describe the material, part and machine workspace. Get a tooling and workholding plan with a setup sequence.
Build a bench that fits your work
Fit a bench to your space and working posture. Get a frame, top, storage and stock-cutting plan.
Make a dedicated routing station
Plan a plywood router-table base and top around your workspace and router clearance.
Support the saw and the workpiece
Size a center platform and support wings around your saw and working height.
Give lumber a planned storage place
Lay out a rated rack system, support spacing and component quantities for your lumber.
Bring an assembly surface to the job
Plan a mobile assembly surface, braced storage base and caster requirements.
Organize tools around your wall space
Turn wall space and tool-row spacing into rails, holder blanks and installation steps.
Measure the opening, part or workspace. You do not need to know the construction dimensions yet.
Check the drawing, cut list, hardware allowances and assumptions against your actual materials.
Replace the illustrative USD prices, then download the drawing, cut list and printable instructions.
Use the detailed studios, tooling guides and calculators to check the next part of the job.
Plan a router table, miter-saw station or assembly cart around your space and equipment. Organize materials with a lumber rack setup or tools with a French-cleat wall.
Cabinet and drawer planning starts with your opening. CNC job setup starts with the part and machine workspace. Workbench design starts with available space and working posture.
For airflow, hose dimensions and equipment requirements, use the air extraction planner. For detailed editable geometry, use the design studios. For a single calculation, browse the woodworking calculator library.
A dimensioned overview, parts or stock list, editable purchasing allowances and an ordered build or setup sequence. HTML packets can be printed or saved as PDF; CSV cut lists and SVG review drawings can be downloaded separately.
Review the stated assumptions first. Actual panel thickness, selected hardware, loads and machine specifications can change the plan. CNC packets do not contain G-code or verified cutting settings. Prices are planning allowances, not supplier quotations.
