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Mixed lumber volume tally
Total mixed rectangular lumber batches in board feet and cubic metres.
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How it works
Total mixed rectangular lumber batches in board feet and cubic metres.
V = Σ(t × w × l × n); 1 bd ft = 144 in³ = 0.002359737216 m³
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About this tool
Use tool ↑Total mixed rectangular lumber batches in board feet and cubic metres.
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
- Enter your values
- Unit for every dimension
- Board batches
- Calculation method
V = Σ(t × w × l × n); 1 bd ft = 144 in³ = 0.002359737216 m³
- Example scenario · Result
88.99296 bd ft
Calculation method
- For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
- All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit.
- Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches.
- Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
V = Σ(t × w × l × n); 1 bd ft = 144 in³ = 0.002359737216 m³
Mixed lumber volume tally
- Unit for every dimension
- mm
- Board batches
- Thickness: 25, Width: 150, Length: 2400, Pieces: 10 Thickness: 50, Width: 200, Length: 3000, Pieces: 4
Result
88.99296 bd ft
Frequently asked questions
Should a nominal 2×4 be entered as 2×4?
Only if that is the agreed measurement basis. For physical volume, use measured dimensions; invoice conventions may differ.
Where does my data go?
Calculations run on your device. Form inputs are not sent to a server.
Terms and definitions
Enter your values
- Measurement system
The initial choice follows your browser region. Your choice is remembered on this device. Gallons are US gallons. Switching units keeps your numbers unchanged and interprets them in the new unit.
Numbers stay unchanged. Check the new unit and enter the intended measurement, or select an example for that system.
- Unit for every dimension
Choose the mode that matches the data you entered.
Options: mm · cm · in
- Board batches
Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches.
Enter one item per row; each column describes that item.
- Thickness
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity. Use the unit shown beside this field. mm / in
Minimum: 0.001 · Maximum: 1000000 mm
- Width
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity. Use the unit shown beside this field. mm / in
Minimum: 0.001 · Maximum: 1000000 mm
- Length
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity. Use the unit shown beside this field. mm / in
Minimum: 0.001 · Maximum: 1000000 mm
- Pieces
Enter a whole number; fractional counts are not valid.
Minimum: 1 · Maximum: 100000
Result
- Result
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Volume
Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Pieces
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Number
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Thickness (mm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Width (mm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Length (mm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- bd ft
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- m³
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch. All dimensions use the selected mm, cm or inch unit. Volume is the sum of dimension products times quantity; one board foot is 144 cubic inches. Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Thickness (cm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Width (cm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Length (cm)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Thickness (in)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Width (in)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
- Length (in)
For sawmills and cabinet shops: enter thickness, width, length and quantity for each batch.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Common mistakes and quick fixes
Should a nominal 2×4 be entered as 2×4?
Mistake: Treating a result as valid outside the described scope.
Fix: Only if that is the agreed measurement basis. For physical volume, use measured dimensions; invoice conventions may differ.
Limits and key assumptions
- Only if that is the agreed measurement basis. For physical volume, use measured dimensions; invoice conventions may differ.
- Exact geometry only: no grading, cutting yield, nominal-size conversion or commercial tally rounding.
- Displayed results may be rounded; rounding does not add measurement precision.