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June 30, 2026
OfflineNice, i didnt know about this.
In my first attept tho’ , this is not showing how many pannels i need, also it doesnt allow me to introduce the leftovers i have from a certain material i am using.
What would be the most efficient workflow in our case ?
So we use as machines IMA SCHELING FH4 for pannel saw CNC, that uses HPO software for optimising itself. Aparently OptiCut doenst have a post processor for it, so i need a way to send in one file the plates and the pieces that will be cut out of each plate ? I know that we must create once in the IMA Scheling a shablon in which we tell it what each columb of our .CSV or .XLSX means and from there on it will interprete it. I also know that the optimising will be done by the HPO itself.
So how do i make use of the OptiCut in this case ? I had a call with your collegues in which i explained the machines we use and i had been recommanded to buy both OptiCut and Polyboard. Now is OptiCut not needed ? Can we only export the cutting list and have to chose the materials stock and sizes in the HPO software of IMA Scheling ?
What’s the best workflow here, please let me know since i am a bit lost in the process.
Thank you!

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June 30, 2026
OfflineHello,
So we are getting reallty close to finally produce using Polyboard – OptiCut to and IMA SCHELING FH4 pannel saw CNC – HOMAG pod and Rail CNC.
The question i have , the IMA SCHELING FH4 uses HPO, it can only read .CSV and .XLSX.
I do not understand how to export my cutlist with all the data, the main pannels, the cuts, edgebands, all of it as a .CSV or .XLSX.
Once i have them all exported on a file i need to configure through the FlexibleImport in the HPO itself so it understand what each columb is.
Unfortunetly the OptiCut Scheling export is a .PRV which this machine cant read, so can u please help me Export to a .CSV or .XLSX that will have all the data ?
Thank you !
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