Glossary

Through-and-through

General

Through-and-through sawing is a plain-sawing variation where a log is sliced in one direction without turning it between cuts, producing a stack of boards with mixed ring orientations (more flat-sawn towards the outside, closer to quarter-sawn nearer the centre).

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