GleakGran

Two desks next to each other on the same landscape view board: one for the apiary, the other for the sawmill. Each number is solved as you type, so there is no calculation button and you don't have to wait for the results. What does a bee table do? You set the strength of the hive, the number of installed honeycomb layers and the collection area, you choose the nectar source and the frame model. The harvest comes immediately: the table calculates the collection flights from the flight journey and flightable hours, ripens the honey from its own sugar content to storage moisture, and then subtracts what the nest itself eats and what robbing takes. What about the saw table? You enter the length and number of pieces you need and select the blank you want to saw. The plan is self-packaging: the pieces fall into the blanks the longest first, each saw after the first charges one slot, and the drawing marks each remnant as either reused or scrapped. The number of blanks and the percentage of waste are returned as a single number. Each table has its own staircase, which tightens the conditions one step at a time: 68 steps on the shelter side and 74 on the sawing side. Save the ride in the log, open it later or share the numbers as they are.