Quarter Sliced ::
Quarter slicing simulates the quarter sawing process of solid lumber, roughly parallel to a radius line through the log segment. In many species the individual leaves are narrow as a result. A series of stripes is produced, varying in density and thickness from species to species. “Fleck” (sometimes called flake) is a characteristic of this slicing method in Red and White Oak. Quarter Sawn wood can be produced with many wood species and has a linear grain outcome.