If the Cut Parts tab does not contain any parts, they may be contained in a subassembly.

Parts can be added manually to the Cut Parts tab. A minimum of five fields are required to manufacture parts: Part Name, Quantity, Width, Length, and a valid Material. Additionally, edgebanding can be applied to the edges of a part.

There are more fields required when a part needs to be drawn. To draw parts, you will need the following: Base Point, X Origin, Y Origin, Z Origin, X Rotation, Y Rotation, Z Rotation, and a 3D Drawing Token.

To have a part receive or distribute machining, you will need to provide a machine point and any necessary machine tokens and their parameters.

Refer back to the Part Properties section for more information on origins, rotations, base points, and machine points.

Right-clicking with a cell selected in the Cut Parts tab will display the following menu:

1. Save Cut List to Disk – Allows you to save the product as a CUTX file.
   
2. Cut – Allows you to cut a cell, or range of cells, from the spreadsheet.
   
3. Copy – Allows you to copy a cell, or range of cells, from the spreadsheet.
   
4. Paste – Allows you to paste a cut or copied cell, or range of cells, to another location.
   
5. Paste Special – Allows you to select special formatting when pasting cut or copied cells.
   
6. Microvellum Clipboard – Allows you to add, or paste, a part from the clipboard. When working in the machine token portion of the Cut Parts tab, you can add, or paste, a machine token to/from the clipboard.
   
7. Select and Copy Parts – Allows you to select the entire row and copy the part and all its properties and machine tokens.
   
8. Change Material – Allows you to select or create a new project-level material to assign to the part (only visible when a cell within the Material column is selected).
   
9. Change Edgebanding – Allows you to select or create a new project-level edgebanding material to assign to the part (only visible when a cell within the Edgebanding columns is selected).
   
10. Insert Columns for Token – Inserts the required number of columns for a machine token (must be working in the machine tokens portion of the spreadsheet).
    
11. Delete Columns for Token – Deletes the required number of columns for a machine token (must be working in the machine tokens portion of the spreadsheet).
    
12. Delete Machine Instructions – Deletes all the machine tokens for a part.
    
13. Remove Material from Parts List – Changes the material of the selected parts to become a negative material (draw only).
    
14. Insert Function – Allows you to access the Formula Editor for the selected cell.
    
15. Insert Row(s) – Inserts a row, or rows, above the selected row(s).
    
16. Delete Row(s) – Deletes the selected rows.
    
17. Clear Contents – Clears the contents of a cell.
    
18. Workbook Designer – Allows you to access the Workbook Designer interface.
    
19. Close Product Editor – Closes Edit Design Data.