DIY
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Geometry
Triangle
Specify 2 measures of a right-angled triangle to determine the remaining measures.
u = your unit (mm, cm, m, inch...)Arc
Calculate the length of an arc based on a radius and get its surface.
Surface
Add rectangular surfaces and remove the openings.
1a = 100m²
1ha = 10.000m²Volume
Convert liters ⇄ m³ ⇄ dm³ ⇄ cm³
Bubble level
Measure angles with your device.
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Chemicals
Fusion (melting) temperatues
A list of fusion or melting temperatures for different materials.
Plastics
ABS200250Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneBurning releases toxic fumes, including HCN and CO.EVA85100Ethylene Vinyl AcetateBurning can produce acetic acid and other harmful fumes.LCP280290Liquid Crystal PolymerCan release toxic fumes when burned.Nylon 6215225Polyamide 6Burning produces toxic fumes, including NOx.Nylon 6,6250265Polyamide 6,6Burning produces toxic fumes, including NOx.PAI275290Polyamide-imideCan produce toxic fumes, including CO and NOx.PBT225230Polybutylene TerephthalateCan release toxic fumes, similar to PET.PC250280PolycarbonateBurning can release bisphenol A (BPA) and other toxic fumes.PE (HDPE)125135High-Density PolyethyleneGenerally low toxicity; burning can produce CO and CO₂.PE (LDPE)105115Low-Density PolyethyleneGenerally low toxicity; burning can produce CO and CO₂.PEEK343Polyether Ether KetoneReleases harmful fumes when burned, including CO.PEI215225PolyetherimideCan release toxic fumes when burned.PEN270Polyethylene NaphthalateSimilar to PET; can release toxic fumes when burned.PEO6570Polyethylene OxideGenerally low toxicity; can produce irritating fumes.PET (A-PET)230Amorphous Polyethylene TerephthalateBurning can produce toxic fumes, including aldehydes and CO.PET (C-PET)255265Crystalline Polyethylene TerephthalateBurning can produce toxic fumes, including aldehydes and CO.PMMA160165Polymethyl MethacrylateLow toxicity; burning can release methyl methacrylate monomers.POM165175PolyoxymethyleneProduces formaldehyde and other toxic fumes when burned.PP160170PolypropyleneLow toxicity; burning releases CO and CO₂.PPO265Polyphenylene OxideBurning can produce toxic fumes.PPS280285Polyphenylene SulfideCan release toxic sulfur oxides when burned.PS100120PolystyreneProduces toxic styrene fumes when burned.PSU185190PolysulfoneCan release sulfur oxides and other toxic fumes when burned.PTFE327PolytetrafluoroethyleneReleases highly toxic fumes, including fluorine compounds.PU (Thermoplastic)170200Polyurethane (Thermoplastic)Burning can produce highly toxic fumes, including HCN and CO.PVC (Flexible)100120Polyvinyl Chloride (Flexible)Highly toxic when burned; releases HCl, dioxins, and other harmful compounds.PVC (Rigid)160210Polyvinyl Chloride (Rigid)Highly toxic when burned; releases HCl, dioxins, and other harmful compounds.PVDF170175Polyvinylidene FluorideBurning produces toxic HF gas.PVOH180220Polyvinyl AlcoholGenerally low toxicity; can release irritating fumes when burned.TPE130180Thermoplastic ElastomersVaries by composition; can release toxic fumes when burned.Metals
Ag962SilverGenerally safe; can produce oxide fumes at high temperatures.Al660AluminumSafe; oxide layer may form but is not harmful.Au1064GoldSafe; does not produce dangerous fumes.Br900940BrassCan produce zinc oxide fumes, which are harmful if inhaled.CS14251540Carbon SteelCan produce iron oxide fumes; use proper ventilation.Cu1084CopperCan produce oxide fumes; use ventilation.Fe1538IronCan produce iron oxide fumes; use ventilation.Ni1455NickelProduces toxic nickel fumes; use proper ventilation.Pb327LeadHighly toxic; produces lead fumes, use proper ventilation and PPE.SS13751530Stainless SteelCan produce toxic chromium and nickel fumes when heated.SiBr9101027Silicon BronzeProduces zinc and copper oxide fumes; use proper ventilation.Sn232TinSafe at normal soldering temperatures; can produce fumes when overheated.Ti1668TitaniumSafe, but may produce titanium oxide fumes at very high temperatures.Zn419ZincProduces zinc oxide fumes, which are harmful if inhaled.Proportions
Calculate volumes for the right concentration.
Solution Concentration Calculator
Calculate how much solvent to add to reduce the initial concentration to the desired concentration.
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Electricity
Lumens to Watts
Convert approximatively Lumens to Watts.
These values can vary greatly depending on the type of bulb and the refinement of the technology used.Ethernet
Wires colors for a proper ethernet connexion.
To connect a PC to a hub or switch, use a straight-through cable.
T568B straight-through cable (commonly used).
- Pin 1: White/Orange
- Pin 2: Orange
- Pin 3: White/Green
- Pin 4: Blue
- Pin 5: White/Blue
- Pin 6: Green
- Pin 7: White/Brown
- Pin 8: Brown
To connect two machines directly, use a crossover cable.
T568A (one end):
- Pin 1: White/Green
- Pin 2: Green
- Pin 3: White/Orange
- Pin 4: Blue
- Pin 5: White/Blue
- Pin 6: Orange
- Pin 7: White/Brown
- Pin 8: Brown
T568B (other end):
- Pin 1: White/Orange
- Pin 2: Orange
- Pin 3: White/Green
- Pin 4: Blue
- Pin 5: White/Blue
- Pin 6: Green
- Pin 7: White/Brown
- Pin 8: Brown
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Mechanics
hp ⇄ kW
Convert hp ⇄ kW.
1hp = 0.7355kW
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Music
Guitar tuner and frequency analyzer
Get the frequency playing and tune your guitar.
Sound synthesis
Create a sound at a specific frequency or musical note.