need answer fast, how much is one cubic foot?

[quads14589]

i need a answer fast so i hope u guys know.

[4TraxRider]

144 cubic inches:huh

[duke416ex]

1ft wide, 1 ft long, by one ft tall, I thkn it's more like 1728 cubic inches.

[derekhonda]

Originally posted by 4TraxRider
144 cubic inches:huh

That would be a square foot.

A cubic foot (scanning back to tenth grade) should be 1ftx1ftx1ft

[Scro]

Originally posted by duke416ex
1ft wide, 1 ft long, by one ft tall, I thkn it's more like 1728 cubic inches.

Yep, 12x12x12 = 1728 cubic inches

[ilpadrino113]

1 cubic foot = 6.42 gallons

[4TraxRider]

Originally posted by 4TraxRider
144 cubic inches:huh


Lol, college is really paying off for me. Few too many cold ones last night.

[scramblerracer]

about $350

[TRX_450]

16 bananas

[PolarisRider06]

just to confuse everybody a little bit.....

12 board foot...

[Eddiesanders250]

hmmm

[NorCalRacer]

12 feet by 1 inch by 1 foot of lumber. Or a 12 foot 2" by 6" piece of lumber.

[250R-Dee]

1 cubic foot =

28316 cubic centimeters
1728 cubic inches
.002831685 cubic meters
.03703704 cubic yards
119.6883 cups
7660 drams
7.480519 gallons
28.31685 liters957.5065 ounces
59.84416 pints
29.92208 quarts
1915.013 tablspoons
5745.039 teaspoons

Free converter program (http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/)

[Scott-300ex]

2700 centimeters

[ilpadrino113]

2700 centimeters

u mean 27,000 cm?

[PolarisRider06]

Originally posted by NorCalRacer
12 feet by 1 inch by 1 foot of lumber. Or a 12 foot 2" by 6" piece of lumber.

nice job norcal.... did you look that up on google?

for those of you who don't know a board foot is 12"x12"x1"

[quadfamily]

Originally posted by ilpadrino113
1 cubic foot = 6.42 gallons

It's actually 7.48 gallons

[yamablaster24]

whats that like 64 pounds
lol

[NorCalRacer]

Originally posted by PolarisRider06
nice job norcal.... did you look that up on google?

for those of you who don't know a board foot is 12"x12"x1"

A friend of mine mills wood. :cool:

[quadfamily]

yup, 64 pounds per cubic foot. I was going to post that but I didn't think anyone would care. Plus that's only for water.

[SGA]

Originally posted by quadfamily
yup, 64 pounds per cubic foot. I was going to post that but I didn't think anyone would care. Plus that's only for water.

How much would a cubic foot of gold weigh?
For real, mostly just curious.

[derekhonda]

which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of gold?

[fasterblaster09]

Originally posted by derekhonda
which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of gold?

they both weigh a pound:p

[bwamos]

Originally posted by SGA
How much would a cubic foot of gold weigh?
For real, mostly just curious.

Straight out of the AISC manual I have on my desk. (yes I cheat. lol).

Gold (cast/hammered) = 1205 lbs / sqft
Steel (rolled) = 490 lbs / sqft
Aluminum (cast/hammered) = 165 lbs / sqft
Magnesuim Alloy = 112 lbs / sqft

Titanuim (not in the book) weighs 282 lbs / sqft

For a comparison 1 sqft of White Pine Lumber is only 26 lbs / sqft