notation for plank
On Fri, 29 Dec 2017 03:18:06 +0100, Emanuel Berg
wrote:
krw wrote:
However, boards are normally specified in
board-feet, rather than W/H/L.
How would that look in this case, i.e.
3.5x9.5x120cm? (Or 3.5/9.5/120cm following
your template.)
Hardwoods aren't normally sold as finished boards and may not even be
square (depending of grade[*]) and almost certainly not standard width
and length (thickness is more standardized - listed by multiples of
1/4" but that, too, is nominal thickness). When buying hardwoods, one
measures. ;-) A board-foot is 1" thick, by 12"x12", so one has to
calculate from there to get pricing.
[*] e.g. F2S (finished 2-sides = sides parallel but edges not
necessarily square)
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