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	Board Foot Calculator
		If the surface area of the board is greater than 6 square feet, an additional cutting is allowed if the yield can be raised to 91 2/3 percent.
		For example, the FAS grade specifies a minimum size of 4" x 5' or 3" x 7' for cuttings taken from a board that is at least 6" wide and 8' long.
		The surface measure of a board is used to determine the number of cuttings permitted for a given grade.
	ahdallas.com /grades.htm

	1030039.txt
		Board of Zoning Appeals, 233 Va. 37, 44, 353 S.E.2d 727, 733 (1987) ("consistent administrative construction of an ordinance by the officials charged with its enforcement is entitled to great weight"); Rountree Corp. v.
		Disagreeing with the Board, the court stated that it was not bound to accept the testimony of Ehrlich and Owolabi because, according to the court, their testimony had been challenged on cross- examination.
		The court then held that Robertson had met his "twin burden of proving his proffered use of the property was reasonable and the Board's rejection of his application was unreasonable." Next, the court considered whether the defendants had produced evidence to establish that the Board's rejection of Robertson's application was fairly debatable.
	www.courts.state.va.us /opinions/opnscvtx/1030039.txt

	TobaccoTradingCompany.Com
		For example a one foot long 1 x 12 and a two foot long 1 x 6 would both be sold as one board foot.
		After the plants grow to a height of about a foot or foot and a half (when the weather warms up, and as the plants grow, the covering is removed), they are transplanted from the small seedbeds into the large tobacco fields, or patches.
		Well for those of you that have the same model as I do, there are two circuit boards in it, the top one is for the temperature and the bottom is for the humidity.
	www.tobaccotradingcompany.com /html/modules.php?name=Encyclopedia

	BOARD FOOT
		A board foot is a piece of lumber 12" wide by 1' long by 1" thick for estimating purposes.
		This means when calculating board footage for 5.4" stock you must use 1.25 as the thickness instead of 1.
		Another way to quickly calculate board feet is to memorize the board feet in each foot of standard dimensional material.
	www.joneshardware.com /boardft.htm

	Board foot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		To be exact, for hardwood, the board footage is defined as:
		The board-foot is a specialized unit of volume for measuring
		foot × 1 inch × 1 foot, about 30 × 2½ × 30 cm³), or the equivalent (144 cubic inches, 2.36 litres).
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Board-foot

	tricktips
		because you want the board to be spinning, you don't want it to be stuck to your front foot.
		do the same thing as if you were going to pop-shuvit, but you may need to put your foot farther back so you could spin the board faster.
		If your have done it correctly your board should be in the air and leveled out by the time you reach the highest point of your ollie.
	www.skateboardusa.com /tricktips

	Board Foot Calculator ~ Duluth Trading Company
		• Hardwood lumber is usually sold by the board foot, a unit of volume equal to a board that is one inch thick by one foot wide and one foot long, or 144 cubic inches.
		For example a board that is one inch thick is shown as 4/4 (pronounced "four quarters"), a 2 inch board is 8/4, a 2-1/2" board is 10/4, and so on.
		Hardwood lumber is priced in board feet rather than linear feet because it is generally not sold dimensioned to a specific width.
	www.duluthtrading.com /store/board_foot_calculator.asp

	Board foot
		The board foot is a specialized unit of volume for measuring lumber in the United States.
		For softwood, BF = L × W × T / 12, where L is nominal length in feet, truncated to the nearest even foot, W is nominal length in inches, T is nominal thickness in inches, and the result is rounded to the nearest hundredth of a board foot.
		It is the amount of wood in a 12-inch long 1-inch-by-12-inch board, or the equivalent.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/board_foot

	Patent 6295672: Removable spine board foot support
		It is an object of the current invention to provide a spine board with a foot rest which may be attached when required to the board, but removed from the board at other times when its presence may inhibit proper use of the board.
		The present invention is an improvement over such prior-art removable foot rests, as it is inexpensive, simple to use, and may be tethered to the spine board so that it is not lost or misplaced when needed.
		When the victim is placed on the board standing up, it is critical than he not slide, relative to the spine board, when the board is tilted onto a vertical orientation.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /6295672.html

	New Page 2
		Board foot is a volumemetric measure and is generally used for lumber.
		Lumber is sold in price per board foot for various thicknesses.
		The wood will have high quality figure through out the board and there will not be any blank areas in the board.
	www.exoticwoods.com /FRQs.html

	Board foot calculation
		Consequently, a piece of wood we receive that is only slightly over 3/4" thick, 12" wide and 1 foot long is still considered to be ONE BOARD FOOT, and is priced as such.
		It is also important to note that this formula is generally used only for calculating the board foot quantity of "rough" lumber.
		When we purchase the lumber at 25/32" thick (slightly larger than 3/4") we still pay for the full thickness of 1" that it was before it was milled (planed) down to the current state.
	millonwheels.com /boardfeet.htm

	Global Wood
		a 9' board is actually 9'-6" long, but sold as a 9' board).
		Linear dimensions of the board are simply a function that provide the formula for calculation.
		For example a 4/4 board, spoken as "four - quarter", is actually 1/16" thicker than the nominal thickness when rough sawn and kiln-dried.
	www.globalwood.org /tech/tech_calculationboard.htm

	What is a Board Foot? - TeakPlanter.com
		A Board Foot is a cubic unit of measurement that consists of 144 cubic inches, or one square foot one inch deep.
		Another way to figure board feet would be to multiply the length in inches by the thickness in inches, take that number and multiply it by the width in inches, and finally divide by 144.
		The first way is to multiply the length in feet by the thickness in inches, take that number and multiply it by the width in inches, and finally divide by 12.
	teakplanter.com /shop/boardf.asp

	Lumber Dimensions and Terminology
		One board foot equals 144 cubic inches of material, prices are usually given per thousand feet.
		To calculate board feet multiply the width in inches by the thickness in inches by the length in inches and divide by 144.
		This means that the material is finished on all four sides, for example what what we refer to as a 1 X 4 was a piece of rough sawn material 1" thick and 4" wide and is reduced to 3/4" X 3 1/2" when run through a planer.
	www.benchnotes.com /Lumber%20dimensions/lumber_dimensions_and_term.htm

	Board & Square Foot Calculators
		A board foot is a measure of the VOLUME of piece of wood; and that volume is equivalent to one foot by one foot, by one inch (i.e.
		In other words, a board foot is equal to 144 cubic inches of wood.
		Additionally, at Arroyo, these cubic inches are based on the “ rough ”, not the “ surfaced ” thickness of the board.
	www.arroyohardwoods.com /Resources/Calculators.html

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - board foot
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	encarta.msn.com /board+foot.html

	Glossary and Building terms. Board foot
		A board foot is equal to 144 cubic inches of wood.
		A piece of lumber 1/2" thick and 6 inches wide and 24 inches long is equal to one board foot.
		A form of wood measurement, where one board foot equals the volume of a board 1 inch thick, 12 inches wide, and 12 inches long.
	www.buildeazy.com /glossary/boardfoot.html

	Board foot definition: Whitetail Stewards Inc.: A segment of wood that is 1 inch thick, 12 inches wide, and 12 inches long, or any combination of dimensions that equal 144 cubic inches.
		Board foot definition: Whitetail Stewards Inc.: A segment of wood that is 1 inch thick, 12 inches wide, and 12 inches long, or any combination of dimensions that equal 144 cubic inches.
		Click to view an illustration of a board foot
		A segment of wood that is 1 inch thick, 12 inches wide, and 12 inches long, or any combination of dimensions that equal 144 cubic inches.
	www.whitetailstewards.com /glossaryonsite/boardfoot.htm

	American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry :: Quality Care Certification
		The American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry offers board certification to podiatrists in three specialty areas: Primary Care in Podiatric Medicine; Podiatric Surgery; and the Prevention and Treatment of Diabetic Foot Wounds and in Diabetic Footwear.
		The American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry offers certification in podiatric specialties and is not affiliated in any way with ABMS or any Member Board of ABMS.
		The Board also has been approved by the Veterans Administration, enabling eligible podiatrists to be reimbursed by the VA for their examination fees.
	www.abmsp.org

	Square foot vs board foot
		It is not true that a square foot is a board foot (for 1-inch or thinner material), as the dimensions used for softwoods are the nominal sizes, not the actual sizes.
		A board foot is equal in volume to a square foot of lumber 1" thick.
		Flooring may be sold by the square foot, since that is the measurement you are likely to take when you are calculating the size of the area to be covered, so it's a convenient unit of measure for floor coverings.
	www.woodweb.com /knowledge_base/Square_foot_vs_board_foot.html?printfriendly

	What is a board foot
		A lumber dealer that sells lumber by the board foot, on the other hand, the lumber is not all milled the same so you actually get more of the material that you are paying for.
		When calculating board feet the board footage is always rounded up to the nearest quarter of a foot( 3.8 bf is 4 board feet), except exotic lumber which is measured by the inch a calculated using 2 decimal places.
		A board foot is a unit of measure that includes the thickness, width, and length.
	www.kencraftcompany.com /lumberlingo.htm

	MIDI pedal board/foot controller comparison table
		A low-budget solution is to use the switches on a floor multieffect (to the extent it supports MIDI), though the preset changes may not be as seamless as a newer dedicated board.
		The most flexible solution would perhaps be to choose a foot controller with a big display and phantom power and then connect external expression pedals and MIDI relay switches to it.
		Some important aspects are not listed, such as price, reliability, number of foot switches and programming flexibility.
	g-force.info /midiboard_comparison.htm

	rec.woodworking Frequently Asked Questions
		A board foot is a common unit used in the measurement of wood.
		On the radial arm saw, boards are always oriented the same way whether you are ripping or crosscutting, so you need space to the left and right of the blade, and only as wide as the widest board you're cutting.
		These grades allow a lower percentage of the board to yield clear cuttings (BTW, "cuttings" means smaller boards) and allows the cuttings to be narrower and shorter than in the better grades.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/woodworking/faq/faq

	wood use
		A board foot is a measure of wood equal to the volume of a board 12x12x1 inches (144 cubic inches).
		Of course, one board foot of Sitka spruce and one board foot of Douglas fir would not necessarily be the same price.
		By the board foot is a common method of pricing wood in the United States.
	www.cotf.edu /ete/modules/temprain/trwood3.html

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	MathNotes - Numbers in the Real World
		A board foot is any piece of wood that is 144 cubic inches in volume, usually described as a piece of wood 12 inches long by 12 inches wide by 1 inch thick.
		Given a 1x4-6 board, that is 6 feet long by 8 inches wide by 1 inch thick, find the price of the board if the price is $2.50 per board foot.
		How long can a 1x6 board be if you have $20 to pay for the board and the unit price is $2.50?
	www.mathnotes.com /book6/book6_woodbe.html

	Board Foot Calculator
		This calculator will give you the board foot measure for 3 standard sizes of wood and 1 custom size.
	www.construction-resource.com /board-foot.php

	boards Skunks Board Shop located in Abbotsford, British Columbia provides boards to the Abbotsford, British Columbia area.
		There is also a six and a half foot high flat bank with a foot and a half box on top.
		It has an eight foot quarter for speed, a table-top with a handrail, a really tight wall-ride, two six foot quarters that are four feet apart but with the coping going across the gap!
		When we do have the grand opening we are going to have a band playing on the mezzanine and have some pros ripping up the park along with deals on all the merchandise.
	www.abt-biz.com /skunksboardshop

	Hardwood Board Foot Calculator - Accurately Calculate Board Feet
		Just enter the dimensions of your lumber and the board foot calculator will do the rest.
		If you purchase 4/4 boards surfaced on both sides expect to see actual measurements closer to 13/16 rather than a full inch.
		-If your lumber is already surfaced, calculate board feet on the rough thickness.
	www.sawdustandshavings.com /wood_information/board_foot_calculator.asp

	Boardfoot Calculator
		If you wish to know the total cost of the boardfootage, and you know the cost per boardfoot, enter that value in the price field (as for example 1.25 for a dollar and a quarter per board foot) and a total cost will be calculated in dollars and cents.
		This calculator is to determine the number of board feet for a given size of board, based on the formula (((Depth in inches x Width in inches)/ 12) x Length in inches).
		You may also use the quantity field to help indicate the total lengths of several boards by leaving it at 1 and setting the board length to the total length of all boards of the same width and depth.
	www.csgnetwork.com /boardftcalc.html

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