Ohiowoodguy
ArboristSite Operative
Ok- we're talking about a real cord- 128 cubic feet tightly stacked. Several sources have stated that there's actually 90 cubic feet of solid wood (removing ALL the airspace) in that cord. So there should be 1080 board feet in a cord (90x12). But when I scale the logs on the processor before cutting and splitting, I'm averaging 200 board feet using Doyle. I realize the the scale allows for the saw kerf and waste and wane and the slab, and favors the mill; but isn't that a little extreme? Any comments?