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    Class Demonstration

    Teaching
    Brino M. Bucong
    Class Rules
    sir is respect one
    another.
    listen carefully
    cooperate with each
    other
    CALCULATING BOARDFOOT OF LUMBER
    Is a way to measure the volume of
    lumber. One board foot is a unit of
    measurement equal to a board that is
    1inch thick,12 inches wide, and 1 foot
    long. To calculate board feet, you
    multiply the length (in feet) by the
    width (in inches) by the thickness (in
    inches) and then divide by 12
    A board foot is actually one
    square foot of lumber of one
    inch thick
    Now, when you are
    taking about calculating
    board foot of the lumber,
    you need to measure its
    T = Thickness in inches
    W= Width in inches
    L = Length in feet
    Board foot (Bd. Ft.) = T x W x L
    12
    Where:
    T = Thickness in inches
    W= Width in inches
    L = Length in feet
    Note: This formula is being used for
    sawed wood of commercial
    dimension.
    Example: Calculate the
    board foot of lumber
    whose dimension is 2” x 4
    “x 12’
    Steps 1. Identify the given
    data
    Given. T = 2”
    W = 4”
    L = 12’
    Step 2. Determine what is
    being asked
    Find the Bd. Ft. =?
    Step 3. State the formula
    Formula: Bd. Ft. = T x W x L
    12
    Step 4. Substitute the given
    data in the formula, then solve.
    Solution:
    Bd. Ft. = T x W x L
    12
    = 2” x 4” x 12’
    12
    = 96/12
    = 8 Bd. Ft
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