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4.52 out of 5
190 ratings in United States
Have to pay for commie sizes. What has this world come to. Money hungry pedophiles
Excellent app. I use it daily on the Shop Floor. The $1.99 upgrade for the metric information is well worth it. If you work in Maintenance or the Machine Shop I highly recommend it. It’s a lot easier than digging that reference book out of your toolbox or going to the chart on the wall.
Nice application. Please add tap drill chart and clearance hole fits.
I use it a lot to see if things are in a ball park of right torque. Pretty helpful with automotive stuff too. A lot of people are complaining that the app doesn’t have a lot of extra functions but it works as advertised.
I use this app almost everyday at work. It has been the perfect reference for countless confusing situations. If you do FEA or CAD, you NEED this app.
I’m a hobbyist who machines and fabricates for my own projects. This app is very handy for me. It saves me from looking up screw dimensions in handbooks and walking to where I keep a drill chart. I do wish it had a tap drill table, that’d save me even more time. I read a review which mentioned tensile strength of some fasteners being different than other references. I haven’t compared those in the app to other references. I only use the dimensions and haven’t, so far, found any discrepancies. Good eye to the reviewer who caught those.
The app is very useful and convenient to use. I would give it a 5 star review, if it wasn’t for a few errors that can be easily rectified. For metric bolts of class 10.9 and 12.9 the proof strength is lower than what’s specified in the standards. Additionally, the calculation of the tensile stress area for all metric bolts is a bit off. Those two factors together leads the app to suggest a torque figure that’s lower than it should be. There’s an error in the tensile area calculation for SAE bolts too, but here it’s small enough to not really affect the suggested torque.
Love the app. It’s very complete but needs pipe threads added.
Love this app! Quick and easy to use with all the information you need in one place. Great tech support also.
Great reference, valuable information. Thank you.
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