In practice
A premium cut because yield is low. Often chosen for table/chair legs for consistent grain on all faces.
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Glossary
Boards cut so the growth rings meet the face at roughly 30–60° (often aiming near 45°), producing very straight, uniform grain.
A premium cut because yield is low. Often chosen for table/chair legs for consistent grain on all faces.
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