This calculator allows you to convert from Drop to Board foot and in a reverse direction. To convert from Drop to Board foot, enter the amount of Drop into the first input and to convert from Board foot to Drop, enter the amount of Board foot into the second input.
2000 Drop = 0.042377600065786 Board foot
Drop to Cubic meter | Drop to Liter | Drop to Cubic centimeter | Drop to Cubic foot | Drop to Gallon (US) | Drop to Cubic inch | Drop to Milliliter | Drop to Cubic yard | Drop to Microliter |2000 Drop equal 0.042377600065786 Board foot.
Every 1 Drop = 2.1188800032893E-5 Board foot and so, 2000 Drop = 2000 multiplied by 2.1188800032893E-5 = 0.042377600065786 Board foot.
What is board foot?
Board foot is a special unit used to measure the quantity of lumbers. A board with dimensions of 12 × 12 × 1 inches has a volume of one board foot.
Board foot has several names such as board measure, foot board measure (FBM), or superfoot.
There are many symbols that can indicate thousand of board foot like MFBM, MBFT, or MBF. Keep in mind that MMFBM, MMBFT, or MMBF are used to refer to million board feet.
| 1990 Drop = 0.042165712065457 Board foot |
| 1991 Drop = 0.04218690086549 Board foot |
| 1992 Drop = 0.042208089665523 Board foot |
| 1993 Drop = 0.042229278465556 Board foot |
| 1994 Drop = 0.042250467265589 Board foot |
| 1995 Drop = 0.042271656065622 Board foot |
| 1996 Drop = 0.042292844865654 Board foot |
| 1997 Drop = 0.042314033665687 Board foot |
| 1998 Drop = 0.04233522246572 Board foot |
| 1999 Drop = 0.042356411265753 Board foot |
| 2000 Drop = 0.042377600065786 Board foot |
| 2001 Drop = 0.042398788865819 Board foot |
| 2002 Drop = 0.042419977665852 Board foot |
| 2003 Drop = 0.042441166465885 Board foot |
| 2004 Drop = 0.042462355265918 Board foot |
| 2005 Drop = 0.04248354406595 Board foot |
| 2006 Drop = 0.042504732865983 Board foot |
| 2007 Drop = 0.042525921666016 Board foot |
| 2008 Drop = 0.042547110466049 Board foot |
| 2009 Drop = 0.042568299266082 Board foot |
| 2010 Drop = 0.042589488066115 Board foot |
