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Calculated Industries 4080 Construction Master Pro Trigonometric Calculator

Calculated Industries 4080 Construction Master Pro Trigonometric Calculator
From Calculated Industries

List Price: $89.95
Price: $55.99

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Product Description

Advanced Feet-Inch-Fraction Construction-Math Calculator with Full Trigonometric Functions. The Construction Master Pro Trig Feet-Inch-Fraction calculator provides the building professional complete trigonometric function. This powerful and advanced construction-math calculator features new built-in solutions and expanded preference selection. It allows you to easily determine precise angle measurements and solve the most complex design and construction-math problems. Perfect for estimating materials and costs. In the field or office it helps assure accuracy, save time and money. New Features, Functions and Enhanced Solutions: Stairs Set Riser Height and solve for Stairwell Opening. Studs Find number On-center for an entered Length. Compound Miter Cuts Arched Rake-Walls. Equal sided Polygons.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #10149 in Home Improvement
  • Brand: Calculated Industries
  • Model: 4080
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 1.00" h x 3.00" w x 6.00" l, .0 pounds

Features

  • Work in and convert between any building dimension, including metric
  • Full trigonometric functions
  • Find weight per volume built-in right-angle functions

Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer
The Construction Master Pro Trig Feet-Inch-Fraction calculator provides the building professional complete trigonometric function. It sets the industry standard as the most powerful and advanced construction-math calculator ever developed. With new built-in solutions and expanded preference selection you easily determine precise angle measurements and solve the most complex design and construction-math problems. In the field or office, get the job done right the first time!


Customer Reviews

Best way to add feet and inches4
This is the third Calculated Industries construction calculator I've owned. I've purchased them because, to my knowlege, they are the only calculator available with these functions. As a residential designer I find it incredibly usefull for day to day calculations without the tedious conversions required to use numeric calculators. The ability to convert metric equivalents is also quite handy. Finally the Trig functions make this a fully capable tool.

As for disadvantages, the number entry is a little tiresome, to enter 1'6 1/2" you must press: 1, feet, 6, inch, 1, /, 2. But the pay off is worth while to get results in appropraite units. The other limitations of the calculator are the number of digits displayed, 7 is the most you're allowed to enter and it will give you errors if your result is greater than 8 digits. Also the Calculator does round, 13/16 divided by 2 equals 7/16, but we're only talking 1/32, but I'd rather see a decimal result in that case.

All in all the calc is super handy and has nearly allowed me to forget how to count by twelves and sixteens. It's the best solution until we all go metric.

Best calculater for draftsman5
This is the forth calculator like this I have bought. One a different brand and the other 2 have been from Calculated Industries (Maker of the construction master pro) and this has been the best one so far.

I love it's ability to handle feet and inches, built in trig (pich/rise/run calculation) that way I don't have to remember the sign cosign and tangent and how to use them. Built in circular calculations, ability to convert between metric and imperial (feet and in).

There are several other functions that are cool, but I do not use, like the ability to figure stairs, figure a compound miter, ex.

If you are looking for a calculator for a job site, or as a draftsman in my opinion you can not go wrong with this one.

just what I was looking for5
Does all that I need it to in a machine shop - a coworker bought one from a store and paid over $40 more!