Board foot calculator: board feet, linear feet, volume and cost for a stack of lumber, at nominal size and at the dressed size of a 2x4, 2x6 and more.
Aggiornato Esempi verificati: 3
10 pieces of 2 × 6 in × 8 ft come to 80 board feet and 80 linear feet; the dressed wood is 55 BF.
One board foot is 144 in³: a piece 1 in thick, 12 in wide and 1 ft long.
Softwood is sold by nominal size; this is the wood you actually get.
A board foot is 144 cubic inches of wood, a piece 1 in thick, 12 in wide and 1 ft long. Board feet for a stack are thickness (in) × width (in) × length (ft) ÷ 12 × pieces. Linear feet are length × pieces, and cost follows the basis the yard prices by: per piece, per board foot or per linear foot.
The default, ten 2 × 6 boards 8 ft long, is 80 board feet and 80 linear feet, costing 75.00 at 7.50 each. Softwood board feet are counted on the nominal size, but a dry 2 × 6 is dressed to 1½ × 5½ in, so the wood delivered is 55 board feet.
Turn off nominal sizing for rough-sawn hardwood or metric timber, which is measured as it is. Metric pieces convert at 1 board foot = 2.359737216 litres.
Fonte di verifica: Hand calculation: 2 × 6 × 8 / 12 = 8 BF × 10 = 80; dressed 1.5 × 5.5 × 8 / 12 × 10 = 55 (PS 20 sizes)
Fonte di verifica: Definition: 1 BF = 144 in³ = 1 in × 12 in × 12 in; dressed 0.75 × 11.25 × 12 / 144 = 0.703125
Fonte di verifica: Python decimal: 0.05 × 0.15 × 3 × 20 = 0.45 m³ ÷ 0.002359737216 m³ per BF = 190.70; 60 m ÷ 0.3048 = 196.85 ft × 2
Multiply thickness in inches by width in inches by length in feet, then divide by 12. A 2 × 6 that is 8 ft long is 2 × 6 × 8 ÷ 12 = 8 board feet, so ten of them are 80. With all three sides in inches, divide by 144 instead: a board 1 × 12 × 12 in is exactly 1 board foot.
Nominal size for surfaced softwood: a 2 × 4 is counted as 2 × 4 in although it measures about 1½ × 3½ in. Hardwood is measured at its actual size, and rough hardwood thickness is given in quarters, 4/4 for 1 in and 8/4 for 2 in. With nominal sizing on, this calculator shows both: ten 2 × 6 × 8 ft are 80 BF nominal and 55 BF dressed.
1½ × 3½ in (38 × 89 mm) once dried and planed. Other 2× sizes lose ½ in of width up to 6 in and ¾ in above that: a 2 × 6 is 1½ × 5½, a 2 × 8 is 1½ × 7¼, a 2 × 10 is 1½ × 9¼ and a 2 × 12 is 1½ × 11¼ in. A nominal 1 in board is ¾ in thick, and a 4 × 4 is 3½ × 3½ in.
423.78. One board foot is 144 in³, exactly 2.359737216 litres, and 1 m³ ÷ 0.002359737216 m³ = 423.776. The metric example uses this: 20 pieces of 50 × 150 mm timber 3 m long are 0.45 m³, which is 190.70 board feet.
MBF means 1,000 board feet; MFBM and MBFT mean the same, and MMBF is a million board feet. A thousand board feet is 83.33 ft³, or 2.36 m³. A price of 600 per MBF is 0.60 per board foot, so an 8-board-foot 2 × 6 × 8 ft costs 4.80 at that rate.
La precisione dipende dai dati inseriti e dalle ipotesi del metodo. Il calcolo decimale usa 50 cifre significative, ma stime, metodi numerici e dati di origine possono essere meno precisi; l’arrotondamento visualizzato non elimina questi limiti. Esempi svolti verificati con fonti indipendenti: 3. Per esempio, «Ten 2 × 6 × 8 ft at 7.50 each» viene verificato con Hand calculation: 2 × 6 × 8 / 12 = 8 BF × 10 = 80; dressed 1.5 × 5.5 × 8 / 12 × 10 = 55 (PS 20 sizes).
USDA Forest Products Laboratory — Wood Handbook (FPL-GTR-282), lumber sizes and measurement; Board foot — 144 in³, exactly 2.359737216 L; NIST Voluntary Product Standard PS 20 — American Softwood Lumber Standard (dressed sizes).
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