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  2. Begin by identifying the diameter at breast height (DBH) of your logs, which is listed in the first column. This measurement is crucial for determining the volume.
  3. Next, locate the corresponding row for your DBH measurement. The intersecting cell will provide you with the board foot volume based on the number of merchantable 16-foot logs.
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The volume of a log can be calculated into cubic metres (m) by: measuring the length of the log in metres, plus the diameter of the log at its small end in centimeters (cm). Once you have taken these two measurements, use them with the table below to determine log volume.
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The Doyle Rule (Table 1) is the most widely used rule, especially on private timber in the east and south. The formula is simple and easy to remember. This formula says to subtract four inches from the diameter for slabs and edgings, square the result, and adjust for log length.
Usually Doyle and Scribner are close, but in your case, your Doyle scale measures to the closest foot and the Scribner has been rounded to the 10 BF. There is an International 1/8 rule too, but it is not used, but would be closer for thin kerf.
Edward Doyle likely published his rule in 1825, but the second edition in 1837 is the oldest ex- isting copy. The Doyle log rule is simply: (Doyle) Board feet per log = (D-4)2 x (L/16), where D is the diameter inside the bark on the small end and L is the length of the log in feet.
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