Calculated Industries 8525 ProjectCalc Plus Calculator

List Price: $24.95 Discount Price: $17.20

Features:

• Quickly and accurately estimate material requirements
• Work in and convert between all standard dimensional formats
• Solve square-up diagonals using square-root for truer construction
• Defines and stores values for building materials
• Easily calculate material costs and allowances using cost key (?) and % functions

Customer Reviews:

time saver [Posted on 2007-10-10]
Excellant Tool!.at an affordable price.Takes the guess work out of how much to buy, how much to use, and it's easy to use! thanks!..If it ever breaks, you can be sure, I'll buy another one... Levan's Landscaping

Just what a DIYer needs [Posted on 2007-11-16]
I do a lot of projects, i have even built a lot of my own furniture, including all my office furniture. I need fractions,this thing does fractions. I had another brand, but you had to push 400 buttons to get it to do fractions. This brand is marvelous, simply mahvelous! a couple of extra buttons and you have your fraction. also great for other types of planning and it slips into a pocket easily. If you want a good carpenter calculator you can't do better that I know of.

ProjectCalc Plus Calculater [Posted on 2007-12-01]
I've bought many of these - for myself and for work. I work in graphic arts. Do a lot of computations which require mixing feet, inches, meters, fractions, etc. Love it!

Great Item! Every carpenter (ESPECIALLY PART TIME) should own one! [Posted on 2008-02-16]
I bought this as a gift for my husband who enjoys doing projects building things for the house. Occasionally, he has to run to the store because he didn't add things correctly. This helps and will help determine from inches to feet without the additional math.

Quick - What's 3/32 + 1/16 + 7/64 divided by 2? [Posted on 2008-05-09]
This little calculator can give you the fractional or decimal answer without making you recover your 5th grade arthmetic skills. It handles a wide range of woodworking and carpentry calculations. The same company makes a wide range of calculators, including more robust ones for use at job sites. This one is probably best used in a workshop or inside. It's in a light weight bright yellow plastic case that doesn't feel like it would handle a lot of abuse. But it's easy to use, the instruction manual is clear and the inside cover even has printed instructions for the most common uses. Four stars rather than 5 because of the cheesey case, but it's still a great way to reduce errors and save pencil lead.

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