Had the results in another post, so copying it here to make sure everyone saw it. Best, Greg So here is my very best guess on the results: The lean two is 32 feet long, 8 feet wide, and was stacked to average 7.5 feet high inside it: 1920 cubic feet - 8 cubic feet for stacking around poles and lights = 1912 cubic feet 1912 cubic feet 13 cubic feet (in 13 bags of kindling) 14.43 cubic feet (in wood ring for inside fires) 89.60 cubic feet (in leftover odds and ends pile using similar ratio of original pile and how it broke down once c/s/s into cordage) 2029.03 cubic feet divided by 128 cubic feet Equals 15.851 cords in my very best estimate Congratulations Gark with a very good guess of 15.85 cords! It was a fun project, and I am so thankful for friends, fellowship, safety, and working with wood! Was great to share the journey with you, have a great night. Gark, my people will be in touch with your people! Headed to a big dinner!
Thanks! After much CALculation and DELiberation, thought I should reveal all the complex mathematical formulae used to find the solution. Shown here:
