The title is a little deceptive. Timber into logs, logs into lumber. logs into timber is going backward. Unless your rolling the logs down a hill into the woods, then it would be logs into timber.
Depends on what part of the world you are in, here in Australia that would be correct grammar, ie: logs do get cut into timber, we go to a hardware shop and buy timber to build with etc etc.
Correct, it sounds really weird [to us] when on some tv program it is reported that ' he picked up a lump of 2 by 4 and proceeded to belt the crap out of him with it'...over here it would be 'he belted the crap out of him with a lump of 4 be 2'.
white pine
s37d 4 months ago
Lumber and Timber is the same.
Just depends on the region:
Timber for UK and Australia
Lumber for USA.
That simple!
cesarvegamx 7 months ago
@cesarvegamx Thanks :-)
redportleft 6 months ago
Lumber, not timber
IanniqE 9 months ago
The title is a little deceptive. Timber into logs, logs into lumber. logs into timber is going backward. Unless your rolling the logs down a hill into the woods, then it would be logs into timber.
o0lBobl0o 9 months ago
@o0lBobl0o
Depends on what part of the world you are in, here in Australia that would be correct grammar, ie: logs do get cut into timber, we go to a hardware shop and buy timber to build with etc etc.
Lumber is a yank term.
hardrider 8 months ago
@hardrider I suppose you have good old four by two as we do in England. (not two by four)
zonkozonko 8 months ago
@zonkozonko
Correct, it sounds really weird [to us] when on some tv program it is reported that ' he picked up a lump of 2 by 4 and proceeded to belt the crap out of him with it'...over here it would be 'he belted the crap out of him with a lump of 4 be 2'.
hardrider 3 months ago
looks like logosol rig
01mustang05 1 year ago
@01mustang05 Yes indeed. :-)
redportleft 1 year ago
Molto interessante!
Si può conoscere l'attrezzatura usata?
In tutti i particolari pezzi???
ciccibucci2008 2 years ago