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The board feet for lumber 3 inches thick, 2 inches wide and 12 ft long - can be calculated as. BF = (3 in) (2 in) (12 ft) / 12 = 6 board feet - as indicated in the table above. Quick Approximation for Calculating Board Feet. 1 x 4 - divide linear length (feet) by 3 - (length x 1/3) 1 x 6 - divide linear length (feet) by 2 - (length x 1/2)

Wide Flange Beam Dimensions Chart for sizes, dimensions and section properties of steel wide flange beams. Wide flange beams are designated by the letter W followed by the nominal depth in inches and the weight in pounds per foot.

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ASTM A36 Wide Channel H Beam is one of the most widely used carbon steels in industry. A36 steel it is weldable, formable, and machinable. Galvanizing the steel increases its corrosion-resistance. The following chart table gives cross section engineering data for ASTM Structural Steel Wide Channel I Beam as follows: Link to this Webpage:

Dimensions, weight, section properties, and essential data of American wide flange steel beams (W-beams) according to the ASTM A6 standard.

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Wide Flange/H Pile TAB (back) W Shapes Dimensions Shapes Area A Depth d Web Flange Distance Thickness tw Width bf Thickness tf k1 T Work-able Gage in.2 in. in. in. in. in. in. in. W 10 x 12 x 15 x 17 x 19 W 10 x 22 x 26 x 30 W 10 x 33 x 39 x 45 W 10 x 49 x 54 x 60 x 68 x 77 x 88 x100 x112 W 12 x 14 x 16 x 19 x 22 W 12 x 26 x 30 x 35 W 12 x 40 x 45

For example, a piece of hardwood can be 8 feet long, 10 inches wide, and 1.25 inches thick. Substitute these numbers into the board foot formula to find the board footage per piece: board feet = length(ft) × width(in) × thickness(in) / 12. board feet …