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To remove unused components and materials from the model, you need to purge them. Looks as if you have now done that for Materials, but you have left Chris in the components - I can see him in the Component Browser. Click the broad arrow to the right in Component Browser above the component list, and then click on Purge unused to remove unused components.
But the model you uploaded has only three materials, two of them called Wood Veneer 2. The third material is used on only one component.
So at some point you have already Purged the materials used on Chris.
I see in Window/Model info/Units that you have Enable length snapping checked. Uncheck it. It causes more problems than it solves. And the next time you start a new model, uncheck it in that empty model, and Save As Template, so all your models using that template will have it turned off.
Adjust the thickness of your panels to an exact 18mm (or 9 or 10mm) to avoid CutList thinking they are different thicknesses. Easiest way to do that (with length snapping off) is to draw a guide with the tape measure at 18mm (type the number), then PushPull panels to the guide. Looks as if you may have started doing that - I saw a guide for some of the bottoms.
It doesn’t affect the way CutList works, but you would be advised to draw a large rectangle in the x-y plane (z=0), make it a component, R-click and Lock it, then sit all your cabinets flat on that - they aren’t level with each other, nor are their fronts aligned front to back.
You don’t need to use so many different components. For example, I expect all your cabinet sides are the same size (they probably should be, anyway!) Define one as ‘Cabinet side.’
Then select all the sides in the model which are the same size (or use Outliner), go to the component browser, and R-click on the new Cabinet side component and choose Replace selected. Then Purge unused to remove the multiple other replaced components.
Make the cabinet sides mirror images of each other (so that if, for instance, you show rows of holes for fixing shelves or drawer runners, they face inwards on both sides). To do that, R-click/Flip the right hand sides along the red axis (which as you have drawn them, is the component’s green axis).
Then if you want to know where each side is used, give each one in the model an Instance name in Entity Info.
And if later you find that some need to be different, R-click and Make Unique.
You can do the same for the top front struts for the same width cabinets, and so on.
You’ve used groups in a few places rather than components. I’d make them components (select, then type letter g, or R-click, Make Component).
As Dave asked earlier, which CutList extension are you using? Dave recommends CutList 4.1, and I use Open CutList, both available from the Extension Warehouse. They work slightly differently but either is a good choice, and I believe there are others too.
Good luck with further modelling, and actually building your cabinets.
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