Any construction worker or machinist knows how much math is
involved in getting a project done right.
And if you’re like me, you have a specialized calculator to do the math
for you. How else are you going to draw
up plans for stairs, calculate dimensions of a building, or know exactly how
many rafters are needed without manually crunching numbers? Need to know the exact angle for a beam or figure out the
percentage of the slope behind that property?
Easy… just punch it into the calculator.
It’s a great relationship, at least on the job site…
But what happens when you’re at your desk working on the PC
doing a job bid? Or when you’re in CAD and need to verify
that certain parts of the plan are even feasible. Maybe you just need to crunch numbers to make
sure the accounts are in balance with your other financial programs.
If your calculator is outside in the truck or
one of your ill-prepared colleagues has borrowed it for the umpteenth
time, you have to save the file, go
out to the truck, get the calculator, head back into the office, and pick up where
you left off. It’s a pain and waste of time.
Calculated Industries has the solution. Finally, the power of
their Construction Master and Machinist calculators on your Windows computer!
Construction Master Pro for Windows - 4109 – A virtual combination of Construction Master Pro - 4065 and Construction Master Pro Trig - 4080
Machinist Calc Pro for Windows - 4085 – A fully functional virtual version of the Machinist Calc Pro - 4087