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# BoreSheet Discussions

BoreSheet is HDD bore planning software for contractors, foremen, and locators who need a clean plan before they drill. It runs in a browser and as an iPhone and Android app. A crew enters the bore length, entry and exit pit depths, rod and pipe specs, ground shots, and the utilities they have already located. BoreSheet figures a rod-by-rod path and warns about bend radius, depth of cover, and pitches that are too sharp. The sheet can include a company logo and signature lines for the job packet. The basic plan is free. Planning the bore, clearance checks, locator log import, the rod sheet, and the one-page inspector PDF do not require a paid upgrade. BoreSheet works with any rig and any rod. BoreSheet Pro is the as-built packet after the hole is in the ground. Pro unlocks the as-built PDF, map exports (KML, shapefile, GeoJSON, and a close-out ZIP), planned versus actual with re-plan, and edge of pavement offsets. Pro is $29 a month, $290 a year, or $15 for one job. BoreSheet is built by Dusty Cash, a working horizontal directional drilling contractor. It is a planning aid, not a stamped engineering design or a survey. Users still call 811 and verify every utility before they drill.

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