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Durability of pine timber

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50 minutes ago, AHPP said:

Nice. How did you weigh it? Or was it just the forklift creaking?

Well I realised it was heavy just from handling it, even just offcuts, so I threw a small piece in a barrel of water to see if it floated, which it did, but only just.

 

To be accurate I took a piece which was cut square edge and measured it, calculated the volume, then popped it on my scales.  The piece was 0.0495 of a cubic foot and weighed 2.95 pounds.

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