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03-21-2018 04:25 PM #1
How many board feet did you consume in the stands. And what's the height? If you don't mind me asking..
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03-21-2018 05:44 PM #2
Counting 2x4's there're 22 in each stand, looks like 18" long so (18x3.5x1.5)/144 = 0.66 board feet x 22 = 14.33 x 4 stands = 57.75 board feet. More to the point, 22x18x4 = 1584", divided by 12 = 132', divided by 8= 16 1/2 2x4's 8 feet long. The stands are 11 boards high, but they support from a wide point, so I'd say they lift ~10 boards high x 1.5" per board or 15". You can also make those where they stack, layer by layer....
How's my math, Ryan?Roger
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03-22-2018 02:38 PM #3
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I used 2 different sized boards so I can try to use them on the camaro, 40, and maybe the front of the vette. 2 are 17" and 2 are 19". You are correct and they give 15" of lift. I should ave counted how many boards they took. But since I used scraps at first, I wouldn't have had a good idea. I did get 10 to build the last 2 and I had about 1.5 left over and I just got 8' 2x4s.
So yes, your math is spot on Roger.
.Last edited by 40FordDeluxe; 03-22-2018 at 02:58 PM.
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