WoodCalc is a calculator for the woodworker and/or DIYer. It handles fractions and units in yards, feet & inches or meters, centimeters & millimeters.

There are tools to do calculations for angles, miters, partitions, circles and circular segments.

Constant arithmetic calculations can be performed by pressing the arithmetic key twice.

The Triangle Δ tab is used to calculate angles and sides of a triangle. At least one side and one angle or all three sides are needed to calculate the other values.

The Miter tab is used to calculate the angles to set a miter saw for the desired angles on the stock wood while keeping the stock flat on the miter saw. Typically, the first two angles should be entered.

The Partition tab is used to calculate the width and/or number when partitioning a piece of stock. The Partition tab is used to calculate the width and/or number when partitioning a piece of stock.

The Circle Ο tab is used to calculate the information about a circle. Enter any value and the other two will be calculated.

The Segment tab is used to calculate the information about a circular segment. At least two values must be entered to be able to calculate the other values.

The values can stored, recalled and cleared while also performing an operation of adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing.

The Memory panel is used to manipulate 10 memory values.

The Constants panel is used to access the three constants PI, the Golden Ratio and the amount of square feet per gallon of paint.

The values can stored, recalled and cleared while also performing an operation of adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing.

The Settings panel is used to set the following calculator settings:

Default Units

Select either inches or millimeters

English Units Display

Select multiple (FT IN) or single (FT)

Fraction Display

Select either # #/# (mixed), ##/# (improper), or #.# (decimal)

Fraction Precision

Select to the nearest 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 or best

Decimal Precision

Select the number of decimal placs to display either 0, 1, 2, 3 or best

Angles

Select either degrees or radians

If using a non-mobile browser, there are options to auto-close or keep open the various pop-up windows.

Below the settings is a complete URL that can be bookmarked or emailed that will restore the state of the calculator.

At the bottom is some information about the last time the calculator has been updated along with your browser. Additionally, links to the support email and web site statistics software.

The Tape shows the last 10 values calculated which can be recalled to the display for use by clicking on one.