Why?

I'm not talking about the conversion from mm:metres. I know that 2.27m=2270mm.. But 2.27m isn't a lot of concrete, and 13x 445x1100 is a lot of wholes to fill.

I was half decent at maths, ive just forgotten formulas over time.. And the answer im getting is no where near what I estimated at first. Maybe I'm just bad at estimating, but it doesn't seem like enough.

2.27 m^3 is different bro

2.27 m^3 = 2270 liters

is 2270 liters alot? ask fat bastard and he'll say no, but that's cuz that nigga pounds down 2 l sodas at an ungodly pace every day. but 2270 is a lot.


m^3 =/= m

and your 445x1100 is actually .445x1.1


don't get thrown off by big/small numbers...remember to measure your units correctly




This post was edited by jajaja on Jul 21 2015 08:26pm

I know that already

But it still doesn't seem like its enough, even for fat bastard.. Lol. I guess im just wrong.

your 13x cynlinders are .445m in diameter and 1.1m in height

2.27m^3 = 2,270 liters is the amount that fits in that

What are you using all those cylinders for?

Okay, all sweet. Guess this job is going to be easier and less expensive than I previously thought gg

lol

Retaining wall holes. Concreting 100x200 vertical sleepers