Bare tool vs kit calculator
Compare two complete setups, including the batteries, charger and extras you still need.
Open calculator →Bring your own dimensions, prices and specifications. Find a calculator for the question you are working through, with the formula and assumptions in plain sight.
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Compare complete purchases, ongoing costs and the equipment you still need.
Compare two complete setups, including the batteries, charger and extras you still need.
Open calculator →Compare two quoted totals after adding known missing items and your separately chosen comparison allowances.
Open calculator →Combine an entered material mass, price per tonne and quoted delivery quantity to estimate delivery charges and total cost.
Open calculator →Adjust an entered estimate using the ratio between two indices you supply.
Open calculator →Compare two pack options for the same measured area, including your allowance, whole packs and delivery.
Open calculator →Combine total person-hours, your hourly rate, a chosen overhead allowance and fixed extras.
Open calculator →Add chargeable hire days, transport, fuel and extras, and keep a refundable deposit separate from the expected cost.
Open calculator →Add a percentage allowance of your choosing to an entered estimate and keep known extras separate.
Open calculator →Combine spending so far, unpaid commitments and remaining uncommitted work into a cost forecast.
Open calculator →Round a material requirement to whole packs, apply your chosen materials discount and add delivery.
Open calculator →Compare a bundle with the individual items you actually need, including extras and delivery on both routes.
Open calculator →Work out how many packs cover your expected use and compare spending, leftovers and cost per item.
Open calculator →Spread your planned ownership costs across the number of jobs you actually expect to do.
Open calculator →Compare your expected hire costs with the cost of buying and keeping a tool over a chosen period.
Open calculator →Estimate electricity spending from input power, running time and your own unit rate.
Open calculator →Add the tool, batteries, accessories and supporting equipment, then compare the total with your budget.
Open calculator →Add measured work items and your own rates, with line-by-line costs and a project total.
Open calculator →Understand nominal energy, capacity and price per watt-hour using the documented figures.
Compare purchase cost against documented nominal energy for two battery options.
Open calculator →Convert a documented watt-hour rating and nominal voltage into ampere-hours.
Open calculator →Convert nominal voltage and ampere-hours to watt-hours for one or more identical packs.
Open calculator →Work from your dimensions and product coverage to area, volume and purchase quantities.
Compare two uniform grid orientations for rectangular pieces, including an entered gap for each saw cut.
Open calculator →Add your chosen spare components, round to whole packs and calculate the order cost and extra items.
Open calculator →Use measured area, specified coats and documented coverage to estimate litres and whole containers.
Open calculator →Convert a material volume and a documented density into kilograms and tonnes.
Open calculator →Subtract excluded area, add your own allowance and round a coverage requirement up to whole packs.
Open calculator →Convert a total length requirement and your allowance into a lower-bound count of equal stock lengths.
Open calculator →Calculate volume from length, width and depth, with an explicitly chosen additional allowance.
Open calculator →Add rectangular sections measured in metres and millimetres to one total volume.
Open calculator →Add rectangular surfaces, subtract separate openings and carry the measured net area into a material estimate.
Open calculator →Group a list of finished lengths into equal stock lengths, including your entered saw-cut spacing.
Open calculator →Turn your own assumptions and buying checks into a clearer project plan.
Calculate probability-weighted costs for up to three distinct cost events using your own assumptions.
Open calculator →Convert planned crew working hours into equivalent working days, whole attendance days and working weeks.
Open calculator →Convert a work quantity and your assumed productivity into person-hours, crew working hours and equivalent working days.
Open calculator →Group entered payment dates and amounts into monthly and cumulative spending totals.
Open calculator →Work through 16 buying checks, record questions and print a copy before committing.
Open checklist →Match the exact equipment, include missing essentials and use the same time period on both sides. For material quantities, check the input units and effective coverage of the product you plan to order. A result is only as useful as the information you enter.
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