Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Utilities | Free | Scott Mcintosh | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Although there are other free board feet calculators - and I've tried them all - they either did not have all the options I needed, and/or had user interface quirks. So, I created my own. I use this calculator often and find it handy, so I want to share it with any other woodworkers that need an easy to use board feet calculator.
This calculator does not calculate the dollars properly check it. It does not work on the money side
Enjoying the App, but if possible could there be a button on the project page for numerical or alphabetical order? Or the ability to move them ourselves without deleting? It’s great overall but when you have 100 species of wood and can’t find that one you are looking for because you add project once item comes in but then can’t find it months later because you added 20+ more species. Just a suggestion, I would definitely enjoy that in next update if possible. Recommending app to fellow wood workers.
I use it to calculate board foot when selling wood cut on my sawmill.
This calculator incorrectly calculates the cost per board foot. Be care using!
Love this app! It’s simple and easy to use. I tried a few others before settling in this app. It was the perfect one for a novice woodworker who just needed to be able to order the right amount of lumber for our projects.
It's nice for one or more of the same size board. If different sizes, then I guess you have to write it down to figure total cost of a project.
Just came across this and loaded it on my iPad. It does what it is advertised to do, and it does it well. First reviewer would like to do an entire project on multiple panes, and that may come in the future, but as a wood worker, this calculator goes a long way to assist in planing a project and purchasing materials.
Great app and can't believe it was free. I would have given at least a buck. An improvement would be the ability to store boards to reach a total BF and then store the whole project. As well as storing pricing info from various suppliers. If you add those fetchers I will gladly pay $$
Not sure how to use the thickness part? What does /4 mean? Can someone explain to me how to use the thickness part?