How Many Cubic Yards Do You Need? How to Calculate Volume and Tonnage for Yard Projects
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0:00 Intro
0:35 How to Calculate Volume
2:47 Dealing with Different Yard Shapes
3:08 Internet Tools
3:51 Calculating Tonnage
5:10 Why Do Supply Yards Sell By the Cubic Yard?
5:39 End Credits
6:13 Outtakes
How do you calculate how many cubic yards of gravel, sand, soil, or other rock products you need? In this video, we talk about how to calculate the volume of your project area—or, in other words, how much material you need to fill your project area.
We also talk about related topics: how to calculate the volume of different yard shapes, which Internet tools can help you, how tonnage is calculated, and why supply yards sell by the cubic yard in the first place.
Check out our companion article, “What Does a Cubic Yard Look Like? Your Material Measured”: https://www.wa-rock.com/what-does-a-cubic-yard-look-like-how-your-material-is-measured/
The article includes another math example and a diagram that shows how much material different vehicles can carry.
Credits
Jonny Adams provided his golden voice for the narration. You can find him at https://www.fiverr.com/jonnydfw
Kelly Ford and Jordan Ford provided acting talent.
Background music: “Song Song” by Gushito and “Dr Molotovs Cocktail Shaken and Stirred” by Humans Win via Storyblocks Audio.
Script, videography, and editing by Eve Hart using the iPhone 12 and Adobe Premiere Pro.
Thank you also to . . .
Cineblur for their video tutorial, “Make Music Sound Vintage in Premiere Pro”: https://youtu.be/P69ap20lXjY
Hadwin Channel for their presets and video tutorial, “Premiere Pro Old Film Effect Presets Free Download”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOKuRFUPXfo&t=130s
Thank you to contributors to FreeSound.org, including Yuval, Snapssound, rodincoil, humainoide9000, smokinghotdog, peridactyloptrix, bm3342, _stubb, Jay_You, DuffyBro, and mvrasseli, for the use of various sound effects.
0:00 Intro
0:35 How to Calculate Volume
2:47 Dealing with Different Yard Shapes
3:08 Internet Tools
3:51 Calculating Tonnage
5:10 Why Do Supply Yards Sell By the Cubic Yard?
5:39 End Credits
6:13 Outtakes
How do you calculate how many cubic yards of gravel, sand, soil, or other rock products you need? In this video, we talk about how to calculate the volume of your project area—or, in other words, how much material you need to fill your project area.
We also talk about related topics: how to calculate the volume of different yard shapes, which Internet tools can help you, how tonnage is calculated, and why supply yards sell by the cubic yard in the first place.
Check out our companion article, “What Does a Cubic Yard Look Like? Your Material Measured”: https://www.wa-rock.com/what-does-a-cubic-yard-look-like-how-your-material-is-measured/
The article includes another math example and a diagram that shows how much material different vehicles can carry.
Credits
Jonny Adams provided his golden voice for the narration. You can find him at https://www.fiverr.com/jonnydfw
Kelly Ford and Jordan Ford provided acting talent.
Background music: “Song Song” by Gushito and “Dr Molotovs Cocktail Shaken and Stirred” by Humans Win via Storyblocks Audio.
Script, videography, and editing by Eve Hart using the iPhone 12 and Adobe Premiere Pro.
Thank you also to . . .
Cineblur for their video tutorial, “Make Music Sound Vintage in Premiere Pro”: https://youtu.be/P69ap20lXjY
Hadwin Channel for their presets and video tutorial, “Premiere Pro Old Film Effect Presets Free Download”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOKuRFUPXfo&t=130s
Thank you to contributors to FreeSound.org, including Yuval, Snapssound, rodincoil, humainoide9000, smokinghotdog, peridactyloptrix, bm3342, _stubb, Jay_You, DuffyBro, and mvrasseli, for the use of various sound effects.
