Your piece
Sheet yield
- Pieces / sheet
- β
- Your order
- β
- Sheets used
- β
- Overall yield
- β
This line
Shop breakdown
Order
Estimate only β pre-shipping. We'll confirm your final quote by email.
We'll use this only to confirm your order.
Shop settings β pricing & yieldβΎ
Market-anchored prices to the competitor rate, undercut by the amount below, and never drops below your cost-plus floor. Cost-plus ignores market and uses the divisor ladder alone.
| Thickness | $/sq ft | Source |
|---|
| Qty from | Divisor | = Gross margin |
|---|
This is the floor market pricing can't fall below. A divisor above 0.60 drops you under your 40% GM floor β the tier note turns amber when that happens.
Tolerance is how far under nominal a "nominal" piece may run β it lets pieces nest tight (kerf absorbed). Kerf is your blade width, used only for exact cuts where every piece must hold full size.
Fractional: bill each piece's share of the sheet, keep the drop for your bin. Full sheets: bill whole sheets consumed, customer pays for the offcut.
Priced off real machine time: pieces stack (up to the edge-height limit) and lay end-to-end along the bed, so one setup polishes many pieces across all 4 edges. Charge = total machine time Γ rate, with a per-order minimum. No per-piece charge β batching means a volume run is a fraction of the per-piece cost.
A setup holds (bed Γ· longest edge) stacks Γ (stack height Γ· thickness) pieces, and takes 4 edge passes plus handling. Total time = setups Γ time-per-setup. Set stack height to your real practice (you noted ~8 pieces of 1/4β³ per stack β 2β³); rate is your billed shop rate, carrying the markup.
Your piece
Sheet yield
- Pieces / sheet
- β
- Your order
- β
- Sheets used
- β
- Overall yield
- β
This line
Shop breakdown
Order
Estimate only β pre-shipping. We'll confirm your final quote by email.
We'll use this only to confirm your order.
Shop settings β pricing & yieldβΎ
Market-anchored prices to the competitor rate, undercut by the amount below, and never drops below your cost-plus floor. Cost-plus ignores market and uses the divisor ladder alone.
| Thickness | $/sq ft | Source |
|---|
| Qty from | Divisor | = Gross margin |
|---|
This is the floor market pricing can't fall below. A divisor above 0.60 drops you under your 40% GM floor β the tier note turns amber when that happens.
Tolerance is how far under nominal a "nominal" piece may run β it lets pieces nest tight (kerf absorbed). Kerf is your blade width, used only for exact cuts where every piece must hold full size.
Fractional: bill each piece's share of the sheet, keep the drop for your bin. Full sheets: bill whole sheets consumed, customer pays for the offcut.
Priced off real machine time: pieces stack (up to the edge-height limit) and lay end-to-end along the bed, so one setup polishes many pieces across all 4 edges. Charge = total machine time Γ rate, with a per-order minimum. No per-piece charge β batching means a volume run is a fraction of the per-piece cost.
A setup holds (bed Γ· longest edge) stacks Γ (stack height Γ· thickness) pieces, and takes 4 edge passes plus handling. Total time = setups Γ time-per-setup. Set stack height to your real practice (you noted ~8 pieces of 1/4β³ per stack β 2β³); rate is your billed shop rate, carrying the markup.