Courtesy of: Moveo Apps
Category: Infographics
From Maryville University
Woodworking jobs often require a great deal of precision and care. Measurements need to be exact and tools should be appropriate for the task being completed; it isn’t just a case of ‘OK, that will do’. While all tradespeople will have a large supply of tools in readiness for any job, it can be tiring when you’re constantly transporting a cumbersome toolbox from one place to another. You might be able to lighten the load, though, thanks to the welcome presence of superb apps that can substitute perfectly for various tools.
A spirit level is one such example. It’s light and nimble, but usually requires plenty of space given its length and its total inflexibility. With apps like Stanley Level and iHandy Carpenter, you can leave out the spirit level if toolbox space is tight, as these contain technological alternatives which can do just as good a job. It isn’t just a marriage of convenience, either; these apps guarantee accurate readings which you can trust. On the subject of accuracy, there are several measurement apps which deliver on their promise to give you a precise reading. One such app is Photo Measures, which allows you to take a photo of a space and draw measurements onto it.
This infographic from Crowe Sawmills provides an ideal shopping list of apps for all carpenters and DIY enthusiasts. From digitalised tools to inspirational design ideas, these make for the perfect tech companion for anyone tackling a woodworking project.
Thanks to Dotcominfoway for the graphic.
Being a working parent is never an easy. There is so much to do every single day it can cause your head to spin. This infographic from HappyCleans will hopefully help you just a little bit. It features a wide range of apps to help with many different things. First up is health and safety and this is of course always the most important thing. For example, the ’Continuous Care’ app lets you keep track of every family appointment and medical records all in one place.
Routine can be another big problem for families but there are also some apps to help with that! For example, with Homey, you can send pictures of tasks that need to be done to your kids.
Another difficult thing for families to cope with is travelling. You have your couple of weeks off from work but trying to make sure everything is organized for the family holiday can be so stressful. An app called ‘TripCase’ lets you save your entire travel itinerary in one place. Read all about these apps and a great selection of other useful ones in the infographic.
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