Create Date: August 26, 2024
Last Modified Date: November 22, 2024
Calculating board foot can be done with the following variables:
If you get a board foot of 7 that means your board or boards are equal to a single board that is 7x7x7. Remember, this tool and metric is only accurate if each wood board is the same dimensions.
Board feet is a metric that should be able to found relatively quickly. With this tool, it can be found in less than a minute. The steps include:
Let's say you found a stack of wood boards in your garage. There is a total of 25 of them and they are each 10 inches long, 3 inches wide and 2 inches thick. We can use these values to find the board foot value. We will enter each value into their appropriate field and then leave each unit as inches since that is correct for our situation.
We can now hit calculate and get a board feet value of 10.42.
A 2x4x10 board has 6.66667 total board feet.
A single 4x4 board is equal to 1.3333 board feet.
You can do this by multiplying the number of square feet by the thickness (in nominal inches), then adjusting for any nominal width (by multiplying by a factor of (nominal width / actual width)).