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Logging
Scribner Log Rule Calculator
J. M. Scribner developed the Scribner log rule in 1846.
The Scribner Rule is a diagram rule because the original numbers were derived by fitting boards into perfect circles representing the ends of logs.
Calculation
- the length of the log in measured in feet
- small end diameter of the log measured in inches
Result
- the volume of the log in board feet
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- 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
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