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Construction Project Keys and Functions
The following Construction Project Keys and Functions help you instantly
figure quantities and costs of materials, so you can build like a pro!
Block/Brick Function (NOT AVAILABLE ON TRIG MODEL #4080)
The
Blocks
function helps you quickly estimate the quantity of blocks
or bricks required for building walls, walkways or other areas.
Ç l
Number of Blocks or Bricks (Blocks)
—
Calculates the number of
blocks (or bricks)
based on:
• an entered or calculated linear value
• an entered or calculated area
• an entered value in l
• values entered in l and h (solved area)
Uses a standard block/mortar area of 128 Square
Inches and a block length of 16 Inches.
This
function can also be used for calculating the number
of “face” or “paver” bricks by storing a brick size
(see below).
ß 4
Store Block or Brick Size (Blk Size)
— Used to
store: (1) a block area
other than the default block
area of 128 Square Inches
(e.g., 1 2 0 i i
ß 4 stores an area of 120 Square Inches) and
(2) a block length other than the default block length
of 16 Inches (e.g., 1 8 i ß 4 stores a length
of 18 inches). These values are permanently stored
until you change them or perform a Clear All (Ç
x). To recall the stored settings, press ® 4
(repeated presses of ® 4 toggle between block
area and block length).
Note: For Brick Estimates — You may also enter a brick size
using
ß 4
. For example, when building with standard “face”
bricks, enter a brick size of 21 Square Inches (
2 1 i i
ß 4
) or store a “paver” brick size of 32 Square Inches (
3 2
i i ß 4
; based on Modular U.S. brick size of
3-5/8 Inches x 2-1/4 Inches x 7-5/8 Inches, including 3/8-inch
mortar = 4 Inches x 2-5/8 Inches x 8 Inches).
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