Anyone know how to draw up a "cutting list"? Any joiners etc

[TurboDan]

I have found a company that i want to order some wood from. Now they will cut your wood to any size you want and edge it etc.. but they need a cutting list to work from. I havent a clue what one is or how to draw one up, i have plenty of drawings with measurments but im sure if i walked in with these they would laugh me out of the shop lol.

Any ideas?

[btcctroy]

Basically the type and material followed by the dimensions. I gather its all straight cuts.
Every thing has to be in mm for example.
4 x 12mm MDF - 1200mm x 300mm

[TurboDan]

There all straight cuts but not all square pieces if you see wot i mean, some L shaped

[btcctroy]

Btw it's not wood its timber. You will get laughed out of the shop asking for wood lol

[Cavalier342]

Btw it's not wood its timber. You will get laughed out of the shop asking for wood lol

As a trainee carpenter, I agree with that... Oh hello, can I have some wood please? They'll probably piss themselves..

But ye, basically get the measurements in mm as Troy said, I can't see any harm in showing them drawings for awkward pieces like L-shapes. It's far easier for them to see it in numbers.

[Kevwaggy]

Refer to mdf as timber and you'll look just as much a plonker
Is it all sheet materials your after?

[TurboDan]

Yeah its all sheet. MFC

[Kevwaggy]

Then a set of drawings won't hurt at all