Spike's Calculators
Logging
Roy Log Rule
The Roy Log Rule, with results in board feet, was used by mills in Quebec, Canada. The results from this rule are fairly accurate for 14' and 16' logs but over scales slightly on the high end for smaller sized logs.
Board feet = (D-1)² * L ÷ 20 D = diameter small end of log measured inside the bark in inches L = the length of the log measured in feet
Roy Log Rule
Calculation
- enter the log length (in feet)
- diameter small end measured inside bark (in inches)
Result
- board foot of the log (fbm)
Board Foot Log Rule Calculators
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- Blodgett Foot Rule
- Doyle Log Rule
- Early Log Rule
- International 1/8-inch Log Rule
- International 1/4-inch Log Rule
- International 1/4-inch Log Rule (Grosenbaugh)
- International 1/8-inch and 1/4-inch Log Rules
- Roy Log Rule
- Ontario Log Rule
- Scribner Log Rule
- Scribner Log Rule: Board Foot Volume of a Tree
- Scribner Decimal C
- Comparing Results from Various Board Feet Log Rules