log weight calculator

[Zeus103363]

Found this on the web and thought I would share.

http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/calculators/calc.pl?calculator=log_weight


Thanks

 

[olyman]

Found this on the web and thought I would share.

http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/calculators/calc.pl?calculator=log_weight


Thanks

have had that in my favs for along time. surprised they didn't knock it out......

 

[zogger]

That's spiffy. Did a rough calc on a red oak stub still laying in the yard, bit over 7,000 lbs, and it isn't that long, just thick

 

[olyman]

That's spiffy. Did a rough calc on a red oak stub still laying in the yard, bit over 7,000 lbs, and it isn't that long, just thick

people that cut wood on occasion,,have no idea, along with the general public,,just how heavy wood is. even fresh cut cottonwood,,is damn heavy.....

 

[zogger]

people that cut wood on occasion,,have no idea, along with the general public,,just how heavy wood is. even fresh cut cottonwood,,is damn heavy.....

They sure are. Much above 16" diameter I bust them in half at least before loading on the trailer. Using the tote box though I can roll or flop larger ones in.

Eventually I'd like a trailer with a crane on it to lift rounds and a winch to pull logs up on it, to suit the situation.

 

[Walnut]

Adding that to my favorites. Not only is it good information, it will be a great way to win a few bets at work .


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