packing peanuts

[.::DuD3::. 10+ year member]

i was surprised myself, but roughly 2000.

 

[PhatTonyDeMarco 5,000+ posts]

i was surprised myself, but roughly 2000.

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/omg.gif.05aa02c3095d6ce9338996654eca0863.gif Now to count out 2000 peanuts.... Good luck buddy

 

[Acidburn 5,000+ posts]

you counted 2000 peanuts....?

 

[traksta15 10+ year member]

i would of made a 1 cu. ft cardboard mach up and filled it up.........

but you were all 1, 2, 3.........

 

[mjbailey21 10+ year member]

i cannot believe this.

every single day I see something more ridiculous on these forums.

and i'm high, so that makes this 1000X funnier.

i love you all, honestly.

 

[traksta15 10+ year member]

i cannot believe this.

every single day I see something more ridiculous on these forums.

and i'm high, so that makes this 1000X funnier.

i love you all, honestly.

:confusedoutofmygoddanmmindoverwhathejustsaidsmiley:

 

[cjjackson85 5,000+ posts]

^LIES! lies!

 

[azbass 5,000+ posts]

^ you sound like supa c

 

[.::DuD3::. 10+ year member]

i filled a container that held 100 and it filled it about 1/4 way and rounded to about 2000. i figured someone knew some kinda formula or something for the diameter or whatever....i dunno i was bored //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[bigred78797 10+ year member]

Take the peanut...

Measure the W x L x H ( in inches )

divide by 1728

That gives you the volume of a peanut

NOW divide 1 by that number...

That gives you the amount of peanuts per cubic Foot

This is all assuming that you placed the peanuts in uniformly.

If they were not placed in uniformly then it +/-25 peanuts

Disclaimer-What i just said may or may not be true... it is the sold responsibility of the person measuring to determine the true number of peanuts per cubic foot. I am not responsible for any wrong answers

 

[SliderX 10+ year member]

Take a cardboard box, measure the width, length and heigh, calculate the volume. Now fill it to the top with peanuts. Now you have the volume that the peanuts in there, now fill the sub box with the peanuts from the box, refill and repeat, and etc. counting how many times you filled it. Once it gets closed to being filled you can use a smaller box to make the measurements to be more exact.

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

or you could just weigh the box and a single peanut and use the difference...