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Home DIY, Workshop & Maker Calculator Desk

Fast metric-to-imperial conversions, circuit breaker draw sizing, workshop volume calculations, and energy consumption.

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Length Converter
m
km
0.001
Display Mode:
Formula: 1 m × (1 / 1000) = 0.001 km
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Sense of Scale: Base SI unit; 1 m ≈ distance light travels in 1/299,792,458 s

Omni-Table (All Length Units for 1 m)16 units computed

Unit NameSymbolConverted Value
Meterm1
Kilometerkm0.001
Centimetercm100
Millimetermm1000
Micrometerµm1000000
Nanometernm999999999.9999999
AngstromÅ1.000000e+10
Picometerpm1.000000e+12
Inchin39.37007874
Footft3.2808399
Yardyd1.0936133
Milemi0.00062137
Nautical MileNM0.00053996
Astronomical Unitau6.684587e-12
Light Yearly1.057001e-16
Parsecpc3.240779e-17
Electrical Engineering

Electric Power Law (P = V × I)

Power (Watts) = Voltage (Volts) × Current (Amperes)
Target Output: Power (P)[SOLVED]
1500

Rate of electrical energy transfer

Electrical potential difference

Flow of electric charge

💡 What This Is Useful For: Sizing household circuit breakers, selecting resistor power ratings to prevent heat failure, calculating EV charger draw, and designing solar battery banks.
📐 Real-World Worked Example: A 120 V household circuit powering a 1500 W space heater draws: I = 1500 / 120 = 12.5 Amperes. (Requires a standard 15A or 20A breaker).
Electrical Engineering

Ohm’s Law (V = I × R)

Voltage (Volts) = Current (Amperes) × Resistance (Ohms)
Target Output: Voltage (V)[SOLVED]
3
V

Potential difference across component

Current through component

Electrical resistance

💡 What This Is Useful For: Designing printed circuit boards (PCBs), choosing current-limiting resistors for LEDs, and testing automotive sensors.
📐 Real-World Worked Example: To power a 2.0 V, 20 mA (0.02 A) red LED from a 5.0 V microcontroller pin: Required voltage drop is 5 - 2 = 3 V. Resistor R = 3 / 0.02 = 150 Ohms.
Volume & Liquid Capacity Converter
L
mL
1000
Display Mode:
Formula: 1 L × (1 / 0.001) = 1000 mL
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Sense of Scale: Volume of 1 kg pure water at 4 °C; 1 dm³

Omni-Table (All Volume & Liquid Capacity Units for 1 L)9 units computed

Unit NameSymbolConverted Value
LiterL1
MillilitermL1000
MicroliterµL1000000
NanoliternL999999999.9999999
Cubic Meterm³0.001
Gallon (US Liquid)gal (US)0.26417205
Gallon (Imperial UK)gal (UK)0.21996925
Fluid Ounce (US)fl oz (US)33.8140227
Cup (US Customary)cup4.22675284
Energy & Work Converter
J
kJ
0.001
Display Mode:
Formula: 1 J × (1 / 1000) = 0.001 kJ
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Sense of Scale: Energy required to lift a medium apple (100 g) 1 meter vertically

Omni-Table (All Energy & Work Units for 1 J)5 units computed

Unit NameSymbolConverted Value
JouleJ1
KilojoulekJ0.001
Kilocalorie / Food Caloriekcal0.00023901
Kilowatt-HourkWh2.777778e-7
Electron-VolteV6.241509e+18
Temperature Converter
°C
°F
33.8
Display Mode:
Formula: (1.0000 °C × 9/5) + 32 = 33.8000 °F
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Sense of Scale: Water freezes at 0 °C and boils at 100 °C at 1 atm

Omni-Table (All Temperature Units for 1 °C)4 units computed

Unit NameSymbolConverted Value
Celsius°C1
Fahrenheit°F33.8
KelvinK274.15
Rankine°R493.47
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Scientifically reviewed by:D Yap, MBiochem (Oxon), DIC, PhD (Lond)

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