SHEET METAL LAYOUT PROGRAMS ©

For the CASIO  FX-9860G & CFX 9850G Series Calculators

Copyright 2006
NEW Model
T
he CASIO FX-9860G Series 64kb
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Users Notes I
Users Notes II
Introduction
Index I
Index II
Index III
Photos and Discription I
Photos and Discription II
Photos and Discription III
Photos and Discription IV
Photos and Discription V
*Bend Allowance
*Bend Allowance Layout
*OD Apex
*90 Degree Triangle
*Oblique Triangle
*Constant
*Roof Pitch/Degree
*Polygons
*Shape Forming
*Bump Forming
*Cone / Taper "Kick" Forming
*Module Layout 1
*Module Layout 2
*Louver Layout
*Tube Offset
*Pipe Offset
*Sheet Metal Round Offset
*Cone
*Round Weather Cap
*Square to Round
*Intersecting Tee
*Intersecting Tee Hole Layout
*Standing Seam Degree's
*Multi Sided C/L Hood
*Dome/Canopy
*Radius Hood Same Radius
*Radius Hood Diff. Radius
*Rectangular Plain Offset
*Rectangular Change Offset
*Spiral Rail
*Screw Conveyor
*Standard Cricket Saddle
Standard Cricket Saddle Detail
*90 Deg Saddle
90 Deg Saddle Detail
*Staircase
*True Ellipse
*Drill Tap
*Speeds & Feeds
*Round Elbow
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Cubic Yards
*Pulley Dia. RPM
*Large Radius Layout
*Utility Programs
Memory Allocation
Default Fraction Change
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Actual Cone Inputs / Outputs
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  These programs were designed for Bench and Field use, primarily for the CUSTOM SHEET METAL Trade; however they can be used by most trades, Air Cond. Trade, Welding Trades, Plumbing Trades, Carpenter Trades, Masonry Trades, Machine Shops, CAD & more. I consider this “Program/Calculator” combination a very useful TOOL rather than a computer because its portable and you can take it anywhere, on any job and use it on the spot.    I wrote the "VISUAL" manual that comes with it for people that can read pictures & drawings easier than they can read and understand written words of instruction, you, in a way, use the MANUAL like a PC Monitor.  The calculator prompts you for Specific Inputs and gives you specific Outputs by name so there is no guessing what it is trying to relate to you. The best way to use this Manual is to just sit down and relax with calculator in hand and go thru each of the Layouts “Input’s & Output’s” that are shown in the manual, remember you don’t need to know the math, and look where each dimension is shown and where the A to B,  B to C Etc. points are placed and where the equal spacings  are placed.  If you do this everything will make sense and it will become very user friendly and you probably won’t need to use the Manual much. All of the programs read in DECIMAL form first, then reads in FRACTIONAL form second, to the closest 32nd of an inch, plus or minus a 64th, (Default) of the Decimal readout, This makes it easier for the average person to read fractions if he/she is not familiar with decimals.