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VENEER CUTS
Rotary Cut
Plain Sliced
Quarter Sliced
Rift Cut

Rotary Cut

Rotary is the process of peeling the entire long. Turning the log, while shaving the veneer as it turns produces Rotary Cut veneer. This process is the only cutting method that is capable of producing whole piece face veneers. Rotary cut will yield veneer with a broad grain pattern with no plain sliced or quartered appearance. Rotary cut veneers are used in the majority of panels produced in North America. This process yields the most veneer per log and is usually less expensive than sliced veneer.

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Rotary Cut from Hood Distribution

Plain Sliced

Plain slicing a log occurs when a log is only turned a few inches at a time when slicing it, versus a constant turn and peeling method used for Rotary Cut veneer. Plain Sliced veneer produces a cathedral grain pattern, similar to the pattern produced when plain sawn lumber is produced. Plain Sliced veneer is cut along the growth rings, producing the highest yield of any “slicing” method.

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Plain Sliced Core from Hood Distribution

Quarter Sliced

Quarter Sliced is the method of slicing the veneer perpendicular to the growth rings. This method produces a straight grain appearance, similar to Rift Sliced. Quarter Slicing the Oak species will produce a flake pattern, but only produces the straight grain or stripes in other species. Since the cut is perpendicular to the growth rings, Quarter Slicing produces narrow veneer flitches and yields less veneer than the Plain Sliced method.

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Quarter Sliced from Hood Distribution

Rift Cut

Rift Cut is the process of slicing the veneer at a 15 degree angle to the radius of the log. This process produces straight, striped grain appearance without the flakes that appear in Quarter Sliced veneer. Red and White Oak are generally the species that are Rift sawn to avoid the flakey appearance. Rift Cut method yields the least amount of veneer than any other method and the most expensive. This process also yields narrow flitches of veneer, similar size of Quarter Sliced veneer flitches.

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Rift Cut from Hood Distribution

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