Small Log
Log Diameter: 10 inches; Log Length: 6 feet
Log Radius: 5 inches; Log Radius (Feet): 0.4166666667 feet; Log Volume: 3.272489583 cubic feet; Estimated Log Weight: 163.6244792 pounds
Estimates the weight of a freshly cut log based on its diameter and length. This calculator assumes the log is from a typical hardwood tree with a density of approximately 50 lbs/cubic foot.
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Enter Log Diameter and Log Length in the units shown.
Read Log Radius, Log Radius (Feet), Log Volume, and Estimated Log Weight in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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Log Diameter: 10 inches; Log Length: 6 feet
Log Radius: 5 inches; Log Radius (Feet): 0.4166666667 feet; Log Volume: 3.272489583 cubic feet; Estimated Log Weight: 163.6244792 pounds
Log Diameter: 14 inches; Log Length: 8 feet
Log Radius: 7 inches; Log Radius (Feet): 0.5833333333 feet; Log Volume: 8.552106111 cubic feet; Estimated Log Weight: 427.6053056 pounds
Log Diameter: 20 inches; Log Length: 10 feet
Log Radius: 10 inches; Log Radius (Feet): 0.8333333333 feet; Log Volume: 21.81659722 cubic feet; Estimated Log Weight: 1,090.829861 pounds
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