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<blockquote data-quote="95Prober" data-source="post: 923162" data-attributes="member: 557984"><p>yeah, i think MDF is easier to use, plus i can just use 3/4 slabs of it and just cut it into small squares. for example: .75" x 8" x 8" then divide that into 1728 to get the cu.ft total that it would take up. then minus the current volume and that would give me my NEW NET volume.</p><p></p><p>i think its right calculations???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="95Prober, post: 923162, member: 557984"] yeah, i think MDF is easier to use, plus i can just use 3/4 slabs of it and just cut it into small squares. for example: .75" x 8" x 8" then divide that into 1728 to get the cu.ft total that it would take up. then minus the current volume and that would give me my NEW NET volume. i think its right calculations??? [/QUOTE]
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