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A material takeoff (MTO) translates construction drawings into a priced list of every item needed to build. Done well, it controls cost, prevents delays, and reduces waste. This article covers the process, key material categories, and practical calculation methods for wood frame residential projects.
How short codes like STD-0001 or PANEL_WALL-0003 turn a pile of lumber into a traceable project — and how Timbernetic generates and manages them automatically.
A complete walkthrough of the TechDraw window: producing paper-ready plans, elevations, isometrics and camera shots from your 3D model — with dimensions, angle annotations, a Bill of Materials block, and per-project saves.
Open a ticket, track its status, and reply to support staff — all from your dashboard. Use this when something isn't working, a feature is missing, or you have a question about your account or billing.
Everything you need to know to start designing timber-frame structures with Timbernetic — placing components, editing them in 3D, generating a Bill of Materials, producing technical drawings, and keeping your projects organised.