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The half log is cut parallel to a line through its center.

This cut gives the wood grain a cathedral or crown structure.

The quarter log is cut perpendicular (at a 90° angle) to the tree’s growth rings. This creates very linear wood grain. However, a “flaky” effect will be obtained in certain species, such as oak.

The quarter log is cut at an angle approximately 15° less than the perpendicular position of the quarter cut.

This will produce a linear wood grain and will reduce the “flaky” effect in some species.