Spoolset

A pipefitter's offset calculator. Offsets, rolling offsets and grade — in feet-inch-fractions, with a drawing that redraws as you type.

One-time purchase. No subscription, no ads, no accounts.

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What it looks like

Spoolset on an iPhone: a 10 inch offset at 45 degrees, drawn to scale between two fittings, reading a cut length of 14-1/8 inches centre to centre.
A 10″ offset at 45°. The drawing redraws as you type, so a mistyped number shows up as a wrong shape before it becomes a wrong cut.
The same offset with take-outs subtracted: a 2 inch long-radius elbow at 45 degrees gives 1-3/8 inches at each end from the ASME B16.9 table, for an end-to-end cut length of 11-3/8 inches.
Take-outs from the ASME B16.9 long-radius elbow table — 1—3/8″ each end on a 2″ elbow — leaving 11—3/8″ end to end. The row names the standard it came from.
Grade mode: a 2 inch rise over an 8 foot run drawn to scale, reading 2.08 percent and a quarter inch per foot.
Grade and fall, both ways round: 2 inches over 8 feet is 2.08% — or the ¼″ per foot a fitter actually works to.

What it does

Free

Simple offset

Offset and fitting angle in, travel and run out. 11¼°, 22½°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°.

Free

Grade & fall

Rise over run as a percentage and as inches per foot. ¼" per foot is 2.08%.

Rolling offsets

Set and roll in — true offset, travel, and the roll angle to turn the fitting to.

Take-outs

Cut length with both fittings subtracted. ASME B16.9 elbows, and you can measure your own and save it.

Pipe data

Steel schedule 40 and 80 — outside diameter, wall thickness, inside diameter.

Free

The drawing

Every mode draws what you typed, in every mode, free or not. A wrong input shows up as a wrong shape before it becomes a wrong cut.

Where the numbers come from

A wrong take-out is a wasted length of pipe, so the arithmetic is not taken on trust.

Built for the job, not the desk

How it is sold

No subscription. A single one-time purchase unlocks the paid features.

No account, no sign-in, no email required.

No ads, no tracking, no analytics. The app makes no network requests at all. See the privacy policy — it is short.

Support

Something wrong, confusing, or missing? Email support@spoolset.app.

If a number looks wrong, that is the one thing worth interrupting anyone for — include the inputs you used, the fitting size and angle, and what you expected. If a take-out disagrees with the fitting in your hand, say which fitting and which standard it came from.

It is one person answering, so replies are not instant, but every message is read.

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