Calculated Industries 8503 ProjectCalc Classic Home Improvement Calculator for Do It Yourselfers - DiZiWoods Store





The ProjectCalc Classic is designed for house decorators, do-it-yourselfers, fixer-uppers or anybody that desires to shortly and precisely decide venture supplies and prices – with out doing difficult conversions.

WORKS IN MOST-USED DIMENSIONAL FORMATS – no have to convert dimensions earlier than getting into them! The ProjectCalc Classic accepts almost any widespread measuring models and can prevent effort and time when fixing house undertaking dimensional issues. You"ll be able to work in and convert between decimal ft (10ths, 100ths), decimal inch (10ths, 100ths), ft-inches, inches and fractions, yards and even meters.

BUILT-IN MATERIAL KEYS – permits you to shortly and simply clear up how a lot you want of those widespread building and adorning supplies – Wallpaper (European double rolls), Paint (gallons, quarts, pints), Tile (eleven normal sizes).

BUY ONLY AS MUCH AS YOU NEED – By no means once more purchase too little or an excessive amount of venture supplies! Save time, scale back calculation errors and irritating return journeys to the homecenter.

NOT JUST FOR DIY WORK – Makers and hobbyists in many various pursuits akin to woodworking, crafting, stained glass, image framing, stitching and quilting will all recognize with the ability to work in probably the most handy dimensional models, straight from their tape measures or rulers – with no complicated and error-susceptible changing required!

COMES COMPLETE – Additionally works as a daily math calculator with %, pi, sq.-root, x-squared and reminiscence. It consists of a simple to comply with Consumer’s Information, lengthy-life CR1620 battery put in, protecting hard case door and a 1-yr Guarantee.

Full all your house enchancment tasks with precision and confidence. Click on Add to Cart to get your ProjectCalc Classic at the moment!

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Devoted DIY features enable you to shortly estimate venture materials quantities and prices for paint, wallpaper and tile
Simplifies complicated dimensional math - allows you to work in and convert between ft, inches, ft-inch-fractions, yards or meters
Solves sq. foot areas - fixing up partitions, flooring or ceilings? multiply size and width values out of your tape measure for straightforward space solutions
Solves cubic volumes too - pouring concrete slabs or calculating fill for your backyard bins is a snap; simply multiply size x width x depth
Comes full - works as a normal math Calculator, consists of lengthy-life CR1620 battery, auto-shutoff, straightforward to comply with consumer information and 1-yr guarantee









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