Seller Resources
1. Intro
2. Testing
3. Cleaning
4. Photographing
5. Pricing
6. Listing
7. Talking to Buyers
8. Fraud Examples
9. Selling Locally
10. Shipping Methods
11. Measuring a Shipment
12. Discounted Postage
13. Package Insurance
14. Selling Fees
15. Time to Sell
16. Disposing of Inventory
17. Useful Tools
18. Appendix
Inches to Cubic Feet Calculator
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Handy Box Resizing Technique
Length:
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Width:
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Height:
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Result:
^ Additional Information
To calculate cubic feet using measurements in inches, you just need to multiply the length, width and height together, then divide by 1728 (the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot). Some shipping carriers such as USPS will apply a surcharge if the volume of your package is over 2 cubic feet. To avoid this, calculate the volume of your box before you tape it, and if it is larger than 2 cubic feet, try to reduce the dimensions so that you can avoid the surcharge.
Updated: 2024-12-22
First published: 2024-10-27
