Technical Info
Please choose from the following for a more detailed explanation: Veneer Types | Core Types | Veneer Matching
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Veneer Types offered at Darlington Veneer Company:
| ROTARY |
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The log is mounted in a lath and turned against the knife much like unwinding a roll of paper |
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| QUARTER SLICED |
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The log is mounted so that the knife cuts the growth rings at right angles, producing a straight grain appearance |
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| RIFT CUT |
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Rift cut veneer is produced in various species of oak. By cutting at a slight angle off quarter, the flake figure of the medullary rays are avoided |
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| PLAIN SLICED (flat cut) |
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The half log or flatch is mounted so that the cut is parallel to the growth rings. This type of cut produces a cathedral figure |
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| HALF-ROUND SLICED |
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This method of cutting is on an arc roughly parallel to the center of the log |
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