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The Home ProjectCalc is designed for Homeowners, Do-It-Yourselfers, Woodworkers, Hobbyists, Decorators and Gardeners. It helps you quickly figure project material quantities, linear distances and material costs. It will help you design, apply, install and finish your improvements with precision and confidence. It works and converts directly in Yards, Feet, Inches, Fractions and Meters-including square and cubic-so you don t have to figure tedious math. Just enter the values like you say it. No need to convert fractions to decimals. The Home ProjectCalc is an indispensable tool for all your home Do-It-Yourself projects. Get exactly what you need for your projects.

Product Width (in.): 3 in
Product Width (in.) | 3 in |
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Battery Type Required | CR1620 |
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Features | Digital, Electronic, Hand-Held |
Hand Tool Type | Calculator |
Included | Battery(s) |
Number of Batteries Required | 2 |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | One-year Limited Warranty |
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The Home Project Calc takes One long-life (CR1620) battery
our calculators are approved as not programable calculators at most all testing facilities but we cannot tell you they are approved for High School or College testing.
No, you will need to purchase the Construction Master 5 or Pro for the Roof functions you need
Hi Reginald, workshop for a calculator never heard of one except maybe in school, I would call you local Home Depot to see if they have one if not call a local school for a class on calculators
TI 30 xII or TI 34 are made by Texas Instruments and not by Calculated Industries. We do not make Scientific calculators.
TI 30 xII or TI 34 are made by Texas Instruments and not by Calculated Industries. We do not make Scientific calculators.
If you are looking for the square footage multiply 16 feet x 10 feet = 160 square feet. If you are looking for the diagonal to square up your area follow these steps, enter 16 [Feet] press [Conv] [x] [+] enter 10 [Feet] press [Conv] [x] [=] [Conv] [÷] answer is 18 Ft 10 7/16 Inch.
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