Online Calculators and Tools

[FredH]

Over the years , I have accumulated many a useful bookmarks of online calculators , and other various tools to use while working around the place.

So not wanting to be a hoarder , thought I would share .

Concrete Calculator and Information - The Concrete Network

Concrete Slab Volume Estimator Calculator - Engineers Edge

Two Basically What it says , " Concrete " , gives you an idea how much you are going to work :thumbsup:

Wire Size Calculator

Wire Capacity Chart

Two wire size charts / calculators

Water Equivalents

Water equivalents

Grade Percent Incline And Downgrade Calculator

Incline / Grade calculator ( very depressing depending on how steep your property or project area is )

Baum Hydraulics Corp :: Spec Calculator

Hydraulics , a list of various calculators

Agricultural Building and Equipment Plan List

A list of printable plans for various building types from barns to sheds to .......... , Ah you get the picture .



Consultant

This one is a little different , in that you can enter symptoms / signs for various ranch and home animals , thus helping saving a pet or ranch animals life .


Have quite a few others , but most are along the same lines as above , thus just repeating , These are the ones I use the most anyway .

Fred H.

 

[Tred Boyota]

Interestingly useful post, will bookmark for future uses.

 

[roadhawk]

Great post- I went to all of them and saved all but one (the water one, but may go back and get it since now I'm wondering if that is THE one that I'll need next :laughing: ).

Do you know if the cement "hole" one works for cubic yards of dirt too?

 

[sodamo]

Thanks,
Pitch to Angle Calculator
I've found this one to be beneficial.

David

 

[ragkar]

Very useful links. Thanks

 

[FredH]

I imagine the cement calculator would also work for dirt , although not exact , would likely get you pretty close .

I found them all to be if not useful , at least mind tickling . As with the cement , well form is this size , times this size , times this thickness , divided by 27 equals , yada , yada yada . Just plug in numbers and answers are there , especially using premix , knowing how many bags to get really helps .

The less I strain my brain , the more I can dream about my next " Have to Have " tool purchase !:thumbsup:

Fred H.