Creative Crafthouse Napiers Bones Classic Math Calculator Set for Educators – 7.5′ x 7.5′

The Creative Crafthouse Napiers Bones is a beautifully crafted educational tool that pays homage to the first calculator ever designed. Invented by the Scottish mathematician John Napier in 1617, Napiers Bones revolutionized the way people approached multiplication, long division, and square roots. This classic device has stood the test of time, making it an invaluable resource for educators and math enthusiasts alike.

Our set includes two complete sets of rods, allowing for increased versatility and the ability to manipulate complex numbers with ease. Each rod is meticulously made from 1/8′ thick alder, featuring deep laser engravings that ensure durability and clarity. The base measures 7” x 7”, providing a stable and attractive display for your rods, and each rod measures 6” in length, making them easy to handle.

One of the standout features of our Napiers Bones set is the included cover, which makes for convenient storage and travel. Whether you’re a teacher looking to enhance your classroom experience or a math geek wanting to delve deeper into the roots of mathematics, this tool is a perfect fit.

In addition to the two sets of rods numbered from 0 to 9, we offer additional rod sets and a unique square root rod as optional accessories. This expansion allows for even more complex calculations, making the Napiers Bones not just a historical artifact, but a functional calculator for modern math applications.

This elegant and functional tool not only aids in understanding basic math concepts but also serves as a conversation starter. The Napiers Bones calculator is a testament to the ingenuity of mathematics and its history. By using this device, you can appreciate the evolution of mathematical tools and their practical applications in today’s world.

Own a piece of mathematical history and enhance your learning experience with the Creative Crafthouse Napiers Bones. This is more than just a calculator; it’s a gateway to understanding the fundamental principles of mathematics that have shaped our world for centuries.