Help Needed: Adjusting Cabinet Dimensions Urgently

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To adjust the cabinet dimensions from 1000x450x350mm to 500x500x300mm, one must first determine the board sizes needed for both configurations. For the original size, the boards would be cut to 1000mm, 450mm, and 350mm, while the new dimensions require boards of 500mm, 500mm, and 300mm. If the boards for the original size have already been cut, it may be possible to repurpose them for the new dimensions, but material loss during cutting must be considered. Tolerances for cuts can affect the final dimensions, so precise measurements are crucial. The discussion also raises the question of whether multiple cabinets are being manufactured, which could impact material management and cutting strategies.
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Please someone help me to answer this question...Urgent

You're halfway manufacturing a cabinet 1000x450x350(D).You're informed that the size change to 500x500x300(D).What do you do?
 
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Assume you are making a cuboidal box. What are the sizes of the boards needed in each case ? Since it's not stated at what stage the change occurs, let's assume you've cut the boards to the first requirement. Now from these boards, can you cut the boards needed for the second case ? What are the allowed tolerances ? If you take a 1000 long board and cut it in half, you get nearly 500 long boards, but you lose material some from the cut, unless you shear.

And when you say 'manufacturing', are you making just one cabinet or several ?

That should get you going...
 

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