Real dims of wood boards?

[MunkeyTX]

Under 1" = -1/4" (1x2 = 3/4" x 1 1/2")
Over 1" = -1/2" (2x4 = 1 1/2" x 3 1/2")

Right??

I havent worked with wood in years (the kind that comes from a tree, not the kind in my pants :flipoff2:), and I think it's right, but need to make sure.

In my pants and maybe in your wife, biotch! :blacktextgrinpimp:

[Flashover Mfg]

Over 8" = - 3/4" (2x8=1 1/2 x 7 1/4)

[MunkeyTX]

Awesome, thanks!

[jtscout80]

Over 8" = - 3/4" (2x8=1 1/2 x 7 1/4)

Unless the other dimension is more than 2" nominal:
4x8=3.5" x 7.5"
6x10=5.5" x 9.5"

I wish architects would realize that when designing floor systems:mad3:. Sorry, just a framer with a brief chance to vent.

[nate379]

Or why don't they just make a fucking 2x4, 2"x4" like in the old days?

[rednckwheelr]

they are calledd demensional lumber ie 2x4=2x4
nominal lumber being 2x4=1.5x3.5
the mill found a way to make just a little more money:mad3:

[ScottFJ40 V2.0]

they are calledd demensional lumber ie 2x4=2x4
nominal lumber being 2x4=1.5x3.5
the mill found a way to make just a little more money:mad3:

calledd?????? demensional??????

You have no right correcting anyone's spelling or grammar :lmao: