Rebar Cut: Bending Schedule

Pick a bar shape, enter the dimensions, and the cut length appears at once. The shape drawing gets its dimensions too, and totals show count and weight together. A rebar bending and cutting schedule for rebar foremen, fabrication shops and small contractors: bar lines, totals, a stock-bar cutting plan and documents. No sign-up, no internet, no ads. The schedule stays on this phone. Buy once and there is no limit on sites or bar lines. Create a site, add members (footing, column, beam, slab, wall), then for each bar line enter only the mark, size (D10 to D32), shape, outside dimensions and count. The cut length, with bend deductions and hook lengths applied, updates as you type, and the shape drawing redraws. Quantity per member times the number of members gives total count and weight. Once a site is filled in, the app looks for a mix of lengths inside your stock bar length (20 to 40 ft in imperial, 6 to 12 m in metric) to cut with less loss, and compares it with cutting each length separately. ■ Good to know first · It does not read drawings. You enter the shapes and dimensions from the bending schedule (no photo or file import). · It does not calculate reinforcement design, development length or lap splice length. Enter dimensions as the drawings and the engineer direct. · Bar sizes are shown as D10 to D32 (Korean KS D 3504 designations). Nominal unit weights, bend diameters and hook extensions are built in as defaults following Korean standard KDS 14 20 50. They are defaults only: check them against your own code and spec, and set your local standard's values in Settings (editable and resettable, including a per-size 90° bend deduction table). · Units: in the US the app defaults to inches, feet, pounds and short tons; every other region defaults to metric (mm, kg, m). Switch either way in Settings. Calculation and saved data always stay in mm and kg, and DXF is always in real mm. · The cutting plan is a loss-reduced mix. It does not guarantee the lowest loss, but it is never worse than cutting each length separately. Lines longer than the stock bar are listed separately as needing a splice. · DXF is a drawing of the bar shapes. It opens in office CAD but is not a placing or structural drawing, and DWG is not produced. · Data is not shared between devices. To change phones, move one backup file. ■ Bar lines · Six shapes: straight, L, U, stirrup/tie (135° or 90° hooks), hook (one or both ends, 180° or 90°), spiral (outside diameter, pitch, height) · Cut length = sum of outside dimensions, minus 90° bend deductions, plus hooks. The calculation is shown on one line. · Quantity per member times members gives total count; weight from the unit weight per size ■ Totals and cutting plan · Per size: total count, total length, bending weight, stock bars per length, order weight, loss, cost (if you enter a price per ton) · Pick the stock bar lengths per site and see the mixed cutting patterns and bar counts as bar pictures, with offcuts and reusable offcuts ■ Documents · Bending sheet PDF: shape drawing, dimensions, cut length, count and weight per member, with prepared-by and checked-by boxes, ready to hand to the shop · Weight totals per size and order sheet PDF: bars per stock length, order weight, cost, weight per member, order and supplier check boxes · Cutting plan PDF: lengths cut from each stock bar, repeat counts, offcuts · Shape drawing DXF: real mm, a drawing and dimensions for each bar line, opens in office CAD ■ Reminders (only if you turn them on) · One morning notification with the bending weight and stock bar count for sites with delivery tomorrow or today ■ Peace of mind · No sign-up or login, no internet permission, no ads, no in-app purchases · Backup is one zip file (sites, members, bar lines, reference values). Another app's backup is refused before anything is overwritten. · Reference values show their source and date in Settings, and can be edited and reset Contact: [email protected]

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