01 / DEFINE
Define the edge.
Keep each side's designation, projection, and dimensions attached to the same substrate.
DORN Stone Planner · For SketchUp
From substrate
to finished job.
Define the edges. Position the cuts.
See the material on the finished part.
Follow your Kitchen L through one connected workflow, from its original sides to a documented fabrication assembly.
Work through the job
One part. Every decision connected.
Watch the sequence, or take the controls.
Sample interactions — not a live SketchUp session.
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Edited sample replay · no measured speed claim
Enhanced slab image for demonstration. Reconstructed areas and vein placement are illustrative, not a calibrated cutting reference. Original model: 127″ × 73″ stock; this sample uses your stated 122″ × 72″ usable area.
02 / POSITION
See the selected material.
Compare the material beneath the cut pieces with the appearance on the assembled part.
03 / DOCUMENT
Carry the details forward.
Review side spans, related strips, and allocations without confusing finished geometry with cutting blanks.
The same job, documented
From the material
to the drawing.
Review the plan, assembled 3D view, every substrate side, and the actual sample allocation. One coordinated reference set.
View sample drawing set Fixed reference sample — not your temporary Explore changes.
US LETTER / SAMPLE 01
Built for the way you plan
See how it fits
your workflow.
Explore the sample, then contact DORN to discuss the extension and your stone-planning process.