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Machinist Calc Pro 2

The Machinist Calc Pro 2 machining calculator now includes materials and tool settings combined with DOC and WOC to solve all your speed and feed calculations for face, end or slot milling plus turning, drilling and boring. And while perhaps obvious, if you change from an Android device to an iPhone or iPad, you WILL need to buy a new license as they are incompatible.
This machining calculator has more complete Thread data than the Machinery's Handbook, including step-saving Thread and Drill Size chart look-ups, speeds and feeds, right triangle solutions, bolt patterns and much more.

The Machinist Calc Pro 2 machining calculator is ideal for machining pros and machine shop owners who want to increase productivity and profits in the design, layout and set-up stages of production and reduce wear and tear on costly cutting tools.

Spend more time machining and less time looking up specs and data in books, on charts or in computer programs. A must-have for all machinists and machine shops.

FEATURES:
• Created by Calculated Industries, the originator of the award-winning Construction Master calculators
• Built-in help, just press and hold a key
• All the functionality and solutions of the handheld Machinist Calc Pro 2 calculators and optimized for the Android device user
• Entry Editing Backspace Key – with a swipe of a finger (left
- to
- right)
• A complete User’s Guide is available free at www.calculated.com

DEDICATED FUNCTIONS:
• NEW
- Machining-specific keys to enter or calculate Surface Feet per Minute (SFM), Inches per Tooth (IPT), Inches per Minute (IPM), Inches per Revolution (IPR), # of Teeth, Depth of Cut (DOC), Width of Cut (WOC) and Length of Cut (LOC)
• NEW
- Materials
- Choose from 20 popular Materials
• NEW
- Processes
- Face Milling, End Milling, Slot Milling, Turning, Boring, Drilling
• NEW
- Tools
- High Speed, Carbide and High Performance
• Speeds and Feeds
- Calculate for Milling, Turning and Drilling; Spindle Speed (RPM), Feed Rate (IPM), Cut Speed, Cut Feed, Feed per Tooth, Number of Teeth and Radial Chip Thinning (RCT) adjustment factor with the Speeds and Feeds functionality
• Thread Size
- Enter numeric, fractional or metric thread sizes and display tap, roll tap, close and free fit drill sizes. Display pitch, major and minor diameters
• Drill Point
- Enter the cutting angle and Drill Size and calculate the Drill Point cut depth
• Drill Size
- Enter numeric, letter, fractional or metric Drill Size and display the closest fitting Drill Size and scroll through available drill sizes
• 3-Wire Measure
- Enter Wire Size (or use calculated Best Wire size) and 3-Wire Measurement to calculate pitch diameter
• Trigonometric Functions
- Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Arcsine, Arccosine, Arctangent
• Right Triangle Math
- Enter, calculate Angle, Hypotenuse, Opposite and Adjacent side lengths
• Bolt Pattern Hole Layouts
- enter start angle, number of bolts, diameter and optional x, y offset; calculate x and y coordinates. Find center-to-center spacing for bolt pattern layouts

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
• Thread Classification Tables ◦ U.S.
- Internal (3) 1B, 2B, 3B
- External (3) 1A, 2A, 3A ◦ Metric
- Internal (14) 3G-9G and 3H-9H
- External (28) 3g-9g, 3h-9h, 3e-9e, 3f-9f
• U.S. and Metric Unit Entries and Conversions ◦ Decimal Inches/mils ◦ Feet-Inch-Fractions ◦ m, mm, cm ◦ Area, Volume and Weight
• Works as a Standard Calculator
• Calculate for Milling, Turning, Drilling & much more.

TRADEMARKS:Machinist Calc® is a registered trademark of Calculated Industries, Inc.

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Reviews (11)

Gen. P. Mar 1, 2019     

Still figuring out the various features, but already liking the tapping drill size lookup. One feature I would like to have is an ability to select metric by default. E.g. I want "6" and "Thread Size" to mean metric M6 thread, not #6 imperial thread. Currently you have to press "6" "mm" "Thread Size" to set M6. As I work with metric system 99% of the time, defaulting to "mm" mode would be a great improvement in terms of reducing key taps. (Unit Format: Metric setting only applies to display, not entry).

Rya. R. Jun 22, 2019     

The Calculations are great for Baseline Startimg points for Feeds, Speeds, Depth of Cut & Material. However it badly needs Insert Coatings calculations.

Nor. Z. H. Oct 27, 2021     

Bought this at IMTS 2016 in Chicago...,really good purchase

Sha. l. Jul 25, 2016     

I would love to have a Bend Allowance calc for sheet metal of varying gauges/thicknesses. Then this would be a completely complete app. Still the best yet, and well worth the money!

JK. n. May 23, 2018     

Needs speed feed info stat, sees this app and recognized the calc from co-workers, drops $30, sees 500 downloads, crosses fingers! So far, it's good. Need a tutorial, but got co-worker to walk me through.

Kei. D. Feb 21, 2018     

works just like the hardware calc, awesome!

s. q. May 25, 2018     

App is great. Is there any way we can get more material type options in the future?

Jes. T. Feb 21, 2015     

This is an awesome app once you learn the functionality, fairly easy to learn. Use it everyday. I have the original pro and bought the new version as well. Kind of messed up that the original version is just not upgraded. Regardless it's a great app and worth the money! The one thing I don't like on pro 2 is there's no option to read the tape of your processed functions? , or am I overlooking that? The feeds and speeds function is more organized in a more appropriate manner. Needs more materials. Thanks.

Gar. S. Apr 22, 2016     

Thread Size function needs to be expanded beyond just small bolt and nut sizes (drill tap and die) some of us do a lot of large size single point threading other than that perfect app well worth the money ~S~

Ste. L. Apr 25, 2016     

So far, i like it. The only thing I'm asking for is the Widget of which appears on home screen without looking for the app. By the way, where is the STI tap table, pipe tap table?

Dam. R. Dec 23, 2015     

Sure did thanks!