My friend had used it and he is also very much satisfied with it. Yes I also know hat it is bit high price but I think that paying such price is rather useful and worth it then one can think.
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My friend had used it and he is also very much satisfied with it. Yes I also know hat it is bit high price but I think that paying such price is rather useful and worth it then one can think.
Robo
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- Excavation, mostly new houses dig foundations,util
We do a lot of blasted daylight basements and I've never seen blasted rock be as little as 20%. Master blaster has been around blasting in the area of 30 years he tells me it can be up to 50. % expantion.
KyleM
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Paydirt is/was a great program, however it is no longer being developed. All the new development and functionality at the end of the development of the software will be put into TBC and the takeoff module. To compare a software to Agtek I'd probably look at the surface tools and full takeoff modules (includes heads up digitizing) in TBC. $1,200 is definately light as a price for Paydirt.
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