Calculated Industries 4080 Construction Master Pro Trig Advanced Construction Math Feet-Inch-Fraction Calculator with Full Trig Function for Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Estimators and Framers
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If the rectangle is measured in meters or metric units, the answer is no. If the rectangle's units are feet and inches, then then yes. It is always possible to convert metric to feet, inches, or any other unit. An ID10T error has occurred.
As far as I'm aware. To calculate the blue areas, you save default values. For example, the standard riser height is 7 1/2" and the number is 7. As a result, if you want a different Riser Height as a default, set it to Number 7.
The Calculated Industries 4080 Construction Master Pro Trig Calculator comes in a tough Armadillo Gear protective case that makes it moisture resistant but not "waterproof." Also, grease from your hands accumulating under the keypad over time may cause the keys to become less responsive. It's for the legs!
Selected User Reviews For Calculated Industries 4080 Construction Master Pro Trig Advanced Construction Math Feet-Inch-Fraction Calculator with Full Trig Function for Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Estimators and Framers
Over the years, I've worked with a number of different Construction Masters. Some buttons have been lost or misplaced, and some buttons on older models have worn out. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and other operations are all possible with this tool. In inches and feet Converting between different units of measurement is simple. Run, rise, and pitch are all factors that are taken into consideration. Functions of the trig. The booklet contains formulas to assist you with any special calculations and is small enough to fit between your calculator and case. br>br>The protective case features a flip-up design. A quick-reference guide is printed on the hinged lid. The case's bright color aids in finding it quickly and easily. The case is snug, but it can easily be removed if you need to remove the calculator. br>br>Professional transaction with prompt delivery.
Two are at work, two are at home, and one is in my car as well. I'm glad my 4080 Pro came with rubber armor because it should make it easier to use in the field and avoid being dropped. br>br>If you need a calculator to figure feet and inches, cubic feet, square feet, stair layout, rafter pitch, volumes, board feet, material quantities, ounces, pounds, converting cooking measurements, figuring mortgage rates, time cards, payroll related calculations, handheld machining math, thread data, drill size chart look-ups, and so on, this is the calculator for you. Ups, speeds and feeds, right triangle solutions, bolt patterns, estimating, and takeoffs are just a few of the topics covered. The list could go on indefinitely. Calculated Industries is the place to go if you need a calculator to help you with any of the items mentioned above. br>br>This is my second 4080 Pro, and I work in a structural engineering firm. I like that it has "Trig" functions in addition to the standard feet and inch measurements. That is approximately 1% of what this little machine is capable of. I started drafting with a 'T' square and am now working with Revit, so my career has changed dramatically. When I was a younger draftsman, I wished I had the 4080 Pro. In my electronic briefcase of gadgets, it's a must-have. br>br>I will not purchase any other brand of calculator as long as Calculated Industries is in business and I have a need for their calculators. br>Excellent instructions, ease of use, and battery life.
I had a problem with the seller I used for this purchase, but I don't believe it has anything to do with the calculator's quality. I'm a structural draftsman and I'm constantly reaching for a calculator to help check my work; this calculator has the precision and options I need to get the job done without having to reach for a separate device; the input of dimensions is very similar to the way you would speak the dimensions verbally, if that makes sense; the functions took me a little research here and there; however, the included manual will show you pretty much everything you need to know. Overall, I think this Calculator was a wise investment for my future career.
It was delivered on time and packaged well so it didn't get damaged from the moment I placed my order. I purchased it because I work in construction and it makes all of my calculations simple and straightforward.
This is the fourth calculator of this type that I have purchased. One was from a different company, while the other two were from Calculated Industries (the company that makes the construction master pro), and this was the best so far. br>br>I like how it can handle feet and inches and has built-in trig (pich/rise/run calculation) so I don't have to remember how to use the sign cosign and tangent. Circular calculations are built-in, as well as the ability to convert between metric and imperial units (feet and inches). br>br>There are a few other features that I don't use, such as the ability to figure stairs, figure a compound miter, and so on. br>br>If you need a calculator for a job site or as a draftsman, this is the one to get.
For field work and desk jockeys, the best calculator is the TI-83 Plus. A cool orange rubber slide-on case is included. When it rains, it keeps it dry. Everything you'll require is included.
It's not a hardware issue. Another low-quality product from China. It is functions, not hardware, that are important. Some keys (length, width, and height) as well as the functions associated with them have been removed. This one lacks them, whereas the Model 4067 does. The trig functions aren't required, and the chip should already include them. I'm a tad irritated.
A good and high-quality calculator with a beautiful casing.