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Quarter-sawn

For Quarter-sawn we have terms and definitions in 3 topics. The topics are Interior Design, Wood and Woodworking.



Quarter-sawn (Interior Design)

Logs cut in quarters lengthwise to reveal intricacies of wood grain


Quarter-sawn (Wood)

Quarter-sawing means cutting a log radially (90-degree angle) to the growth rings to produce a “vertical” and uniform pattern grain. This method yields fewer and narrower boards per log than plain sawing, boosting their cost significantly. Quarter-sawn boards are popular for decorative applications such as cabinet faces or wainscoting. They will expand and contract less than boards sawn by other methods.


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Quarter-sawn (Woodworking)

A method of cutting lumber where the annual rings are relatively perpendicular to the face of the board. Quarter-sawn lumber tends to be more dimensionally stable than other forms of lumber, such as plain-sawn.




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