SDS2 gives you 21 bolt reports and zero saw lists. We build the missing ones, check every field path against the verified SDS2 catalog, and give them away. Most-used first.
Cut list grouped by section size and grade, with stock-length grouping and drop/remnant footage. Formatted for a man at a saw, not for an office.
Qty, mark, description, overall length × depth × width, weight each and total, surface area each and total, finish, delivery batch — filtered to galvanized pieces only.
Pieces by load with a weight rollup per truck, overall dimensions for permit checks, and a running total against capacity.
Submaterial grouped for gathering, in the order a fitter actually picks it — not the order the model stores it.
Welds by assembly with size, type, length, and location — with an optional NDT column for inspection sign-off.
Short exception reports: duplicate piecemarks, members with no connection, orientation outliers, bolt edge-distance flags. Each prints only problems — a clean run is a blank page.
Sheet list with revision level, date, drawn by, and approval status — plus a revision history table.
Shear studs and loose hardware by member and sequence — counts, sizes, and totals, so field-installed items don't get lost between shop and site.
Where every submaterial goes — "12 off p1012: 6 in B1, 4 in B3, 2 in C5" — so a shorted part is found before it holds up fit-up.
Checks the fields the KISS 1.1 standard requires before you export — so the fab shop's import doesn't bounce.
Describe the report you need in plain English and the AI generator writes the Report Writer file for you — built on the same verified field catalog as the library.
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