gidon
Established Member
I'm interested (read nosey) to know what people pay for their wood. To keep things simple I've started with a popular readily (you know what I mean!) available wood.
If you can't remember how to calculate the price / cu ft, just look at you last purchase, work out the amount in cubic inches. Divide by 1728 (12x12x12). And divide that value into the amount you paid.
Eg - say you picked up a board 8' 1x6 board at the Yandles show for £10, then price / cu ft = £10 / [(8x12)x1x6 / 1728] = £30.
If you want to reply with prices paid too may be more interesting ...
Cheers
Gidon
If you can't remember how to calculate the price / cu ft, just look at you last purchase, work out the amount in cubic inches. Divide by 1728 (12x12x12). And divide that value into the amount you paid.
Eg - say you picked up a board 8' 1x6 board at the Yandles show for £10, then price / cu ft = £10 / [(8x12)x1x6 / 1728] = £30.
If you want to reply with prices paid too may be more interesting ...
Cheers
Gidon