Practical
The calculation is based on a real craft application and supports material planning.
A practical project from advanced carpentry training: craftsmanship, Excel logic and material calculations combined in a custom solution.
During my advanced carpentry training, I developed an Excel application that calculates the cutting list for a variable corner bench. The project combines practical craftsmanship, logical thinking and a clear digital implementation.
The calculation is based on a real craft application and supports material planning.
Cutting angles, stop angles and backrest inclination angles are calculated automatically from the entered dimensions.
The solution was developed on my own initiative and makes recurring calculations clear and usable.
Wall dimensions and construction requirements form the basis. Cutting angles, stop angles and backrest inclination angles are calculated automatically and combined into a clear material and cutting list. The existing documentation with all book pages is retained.
The corner-bench cutting list shows how experience from carpentry can be transferred into reusable calculation logic.
Material planning, angle calculations and production knowledge are combined in a digital application.
Recurring calculations are structured so that results remain verifiable and usable for production.
Together with the competitive analysis, this project shows my path from carpentry through commercial thinking to individual software solutions.
The digital book shows the complete project documentation. The Excel cutting list can also be downloaded as the original working solution. This is a study project from my further education that was developed as a project and was not used productively in day-to-day professional work.