Calculated Industries 4019 Material Estimator Tool - Calculate Accurate Quantities for Projects

Veronica Gonzalez: Must Have Construction Tool

United States on Sep 06, 2023

Amazon Customer: Works great and never have any issues.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

Verrina: Great tool for calculating material cost!

Canada on Mar 20, 2023

Steven: I impulsively bought this item without doing my research thinking that it was a construction calculator. That is not the fault of anyone but myself, but I can say that it works good for estimating material and is a good quality calculator

United States on Feb 23, 2023

Mike McPhail: Excenlent

Canada on Jan 18, 2023

carl: instructions limited

Canada on Dec 24, 2022

sparkys cnc: Works great I do alone of wood working so I'm always going back and forth between fractions and metrics and calculations in board feet and its bright yellow so I never loose it.

United States on Dec 11, 2022

Zapp Brannigan: I have wanted one of these for years and just relied on Excell to make conversions for my job. Finally got one, and I love it. Now please explain why the default uses the sin, cos, tan function which is great for one task but the majority of users require the ability to convert measurements for either architecture, engineering, trade skills, contractors, etc. I see a far greater use for this type of calculator than the everyday calculator with sin, cos tan.

Canada on Oct 13, 2022

Amazon Customer: This calculator is a very handy device. It comes preprogrammed with many common projects to help estimate material. The only issue I’ve encountered thus far is the calculator is actually more fickle than I expected. Most times, I just want to calculate imperial measurements quickly but I found there were some unexpected steps. However, once one masters the instruction manual, it’s a very useful tool.

Canada on Mar 05, 2022

Kurt C. Decker: I bought this calculator for an estimating class that I was taking. We had to regularly look at plans, do dimension takeoffs and add them all up in order to quantify building components. This calculator excels at quickly adding up feet/inch measurements (including fractions of an inch), as well as converting between cubic feet, cubic yards, etc. Entering dimensions is as easy as pressing 5 <feet> 6 1 / 16 (to enter 5' 6-1/16"). You can do all the basic functions, multiplication, division, etc. When you multiply feet by inches, you can get the result in square inches, feet, or yards.

There are additional functions in the calculator that I haven't used very much. You can take a measurement and convert it to useful quantities, such as board feet, tons of gravel, gallons of paint, etc. You can even set a standard cost for the item so that you can then calculate a price. For instance, you can do a takeoff of a wall, find that it's 450 square feet, then convert that to gallons of paint, and then convert that to a price.

The calculator is nice because it's got a flip cover that's hard and will prevent the buttons from being pressed while it's in your backpack or...

United States on Mar 23, 2010