Equal Spacing Calculator vs Pipe Offset Calculator!

Equal Spacing Calculator is a simple layout tool for anyone who needs to place marks at equal intervals quickly and accurately. Enter the total length, number of divisions, and left/right margins to calculate the spacing and a full list of positions measured from the edge. You can also account for material thickness or width, choose the reference side, and check the result with a simple visual guide. Because values can be adjusted and re-checked instantly, it works well both during planning and on-site layout work. Key Features * Calculate equal spacing from total length, divisions, and margins * View each position from the edge in a clear list * Add left and right margins * Account for material thickness or width * Choose the reference side: Left, Center, or Right * Check the spacing range with a simple visual guide * Save calculation results * Copy results for notes or other apps Great For * Woodworking * DIY projects * Metalworking * Welding prep * Shelf pin holes * Dowel holes * Pilot holes * Screw and bolt placement * Bracket mounting * Shelves, boards, and parts * Any layout where you need consistent spacing from an edge Spend less time switching between a calculator and notes, and focus more on the actual layout work.

Pipe Offset Calculator gives pipefitters, plumbers and electricians the numbers they cut to: rolling offsets, fitting takeouts and the end-to-end cut, flange bolt-up, conduit bends and drainage grade, in big type on a fraction keypad that works in sixteenths. ROLLING OFFSET Enter the set (or rise) and roll, pick your fitting angle — 22½°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°, or any custom angle — and get true offset, travel and run instantly, with a labeled diagram so you always know which number is which. SIMPLE OFFSET Single-plane offsets: one measurement in, travel and run out, drawn to your actual fitting angle. FITTINGS — THE FITTER'S CUT • Cut — pick the pipe size (1/2″ to 24″), the fitting on each end (90° LR, 45° LR, 90° SR, tee, a 90 cut to any angle, or your own takeout) and the welder's root gap, then enter the travel: the end-to-end cut comes out with both takeouts and both gaps already off. Pull the travel straight from the Rolling or Offset tab in one tap • Elbow — cut a 90° long-radius elbow to any angle: the takeout, and the heel, side and throat marks measured from the end you keep • Bolt-up — Class 150 and 300 raised-face flanges: stud count and diameter, stud length, and the wrench for the heavy hex nut • Tables — butt-weld takeouts for 90° LR, 45° LR, 90° SR and tees up to 24″, and a sixteenths decimal-to-fraction table Every takeout and stud number comes from a published catalog to ASME B16.9 / B16.5 and is checked row for row against a second, independent source. CONDUIT BENDING The hand-bender math for EMT, on one tab: • Offset — bend angle 10° to 60°, distance between bends and shrink, and where the first mark goes • 3-bend saddle — centre and side marks over a pipe or beam, 45° or 60° centre • 4-bend saddle — all four marks over an obstacle of any width • 90° stub — mark from the end by conduit size, with back-to-back stubs Every result shows the bender-table number and the exact trig beside it, so you know what the rounding cost. GRADE Drainage slope both directions: run + grade gives you the drop, or run + drop gives you the exact grade — in inches-per-foot and percent, with one-tap presets for 1/8″, 1/4″ and 1/2″ per foot. BUILT FOR THE JOBSITE • Every measurement works both ways: feet-inches-sixteenths AND decimal inches — enter either, read both • Custom fraction keypad with 1/16″ steps and ±1/16″ nudge buttons • Big result cards — tap any result to copy it • Save any result; your saved numbers are one tap away on every tab • One-handed layout, haptic feedback, light and dark • Works offline — in the basement, the crawlspace and the parking garage Buy it once, use it every day.