Thread: calculator / tables for converting log dimensions to firewood cords?

Is there a calculator or set of scaling tables anywhere that can convert whole log lengths to cordwood estimates? Let me be clear that I am not talking about weights per cord, or boardfeet for lumber, or wood that has already been cut & split. (I am familiar with the State of Maine online cordwood calculator but not what I'm after... ) Example: I have a harvest of 45, twenty foot logs that I want to process into firewood. Any set of tabled scales or "log rules" that can help me estimate how many firewood cords I can expect out of the harvest? I'm guessing that a good calculator would have built in equations using Pi (3.14...) and maybe asking for diameter on both ends of each log. Thanks a bunch for any info. or links!

Welcome to the forum. I was never able to find a site with an interactive formula to plug in your own numbers but if it's out there somebody here will know about it. What I did find was a table that uses the tree height and diameter at breast height (DBH) to estimate cords per tree. Here's the link.

http://warnell.forestry.uga.edu/serv...781/node1.html

Found this while reading your post.

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The Timber Buyers Network - Pulpwood VolumeWhy is half the writing on this site showing up in chinese symbols?

Firewood Calculator | Measurement Technology
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This is one of the best log dimension to cord volume calculators that I've stumbled upon... Ed

Log Weight Calculator

I see my link didn't work.
Hopefully this gets it. I like this as I can print a copy and I can measure a load of logs in the field.
Cord-wood Calculation Table | Jack-Booted Liberal

Cord-wood Calculation Table | Jack-Booted Liberal

Maybe this will show. I'm a stump.