Guess the Weight, Thanksgiving Quiz!

[topchippyles]

• Be nice to see what trig and dave say they mill big stuff like this all the time

[Will C]

@trigger_andy Leslie is missing you 

[youcallthatbig]

330kg for the slab 

[topchippyles]

Just now, Will C said:

@trigger_andy Leslie is missing you 

See what bull he comes out with not missing him 💪

[gdh]

335kg for all of it is my guess.

[trigger_andy]

Initially I’d say 250-260kg. If it was Scottish (and therefore slower grown) Id not be surprised at 270kg. But there’s a bit of rot there so I’ll have to drop it a bit. So I’ll go 235kg, not including the scales. 

[daveatdave]

2 hours ago, Billhook said:

Just started to slab the Elm, which is about 14 feet long, 4 inches thick and averaging about 42 inches width

Tree died of Dutch Elm a couple of years ago and has been down for a year in the yard in the open.

There is a weighing scale above the grab which weighs 25 kilos

400 kilos including scales 

[Puffingbilly413]

Well working off a a tonne for a m cube of wet wood then I’d say around 380-400kg for the wood  on its own.

 

It won’t have dried that much in the round I shouldn’t have thought 

[Ratman]

@trigger_andy Leslie is missing you 

Sickening int it! 🤢🤮

[trigger_andy]

Sickening int it! 🤢🤮

All right!