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SIMPLY BOARD FEET

SIMPLY BOARD FEET
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"The Definitive Guide to Lumber Calculation". "A Simple but valuable book. Next time I go to the lumberyard, this low tech calculator is coming with me." - Fine Woodworking. Quick reference tables that provide the board foot measurements for lumber from one to more than 25 inches wide, one to 20 feet long, and one to four inches thick. Whether you need to figure inventory going out or coming in, buying to a cut list, or figuring for an invoice, this is a very helpful book and a remarkable time-saver.

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