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Sawing

The logs are debarked and sawn lengthwise to produce two, three or four flitches prior to cooking

Cooking or Steaming

The flitches are placed into large stainless steel or aluminum lined vats

Slicing/Peeling

Thin sheets of veneer are sliced, peeled, or half-round peeled from the flitches. Many burls are, however, peeled in one piece if they are best suited for that kind of production

Drying

Each sheet is fed either manually or, in many case, mechanically into ultra-modern third generation steam or hot water heated press dryers, which flatten the veneer while they dry.

Clipping/Grading

Most veneers produced go through a clipping line, where the edges are straightened, most defects are cut out, and the sheets are bundled in 16, 24 or 32 sheet bundles. Then the veneer goes through an

Sales

The veneer is sold to furniture, door, and panel manufacturers, but also to interior decorators, architects, carpentry stores, merchants and others that use veneer

True Quarter

The log is quartered with the knife's cut being made at right angles to the annual rings. The veneers reveal a stripy quartered grain

Bastard Quarter Cut

With this cutting method veneers with a semi-flowery texture are produced from a quartered log. The annual rings are only cut on one side at a lower angle. Joining these veneers will provide for inter

Flat Cut Quarters

Unlike quarter cutting, the quarter or third of a log is cut from the outside to the log's center so that the annual rings are cut flat. The veneers produced in this way have a flat cut, flower "cathe

Rotary Cutting

The rotary cutting of logs split into thirds or quarters brings out the individual beauty of such high-quality species as Bird's-Eye Maple, Bubinga, and above all, decorative burls such as Walnut, Red

Stay-log Cutting

This process has developed from the eccentric peeling technique described above. The cut through the annual rings is considerably flatter so that it produces all flat cut grain with no quarters and so

Rift Cutting

Log segments can be fixed on the machine for stay-log cutting. The manufacture of vertical grain veneers, i.e., veneers with a stripy texture, can be produced using this technique.

Cutting from the heart

Unlike rift cutting and half round cutting from the outside in, the log can also be split into thirds and then peeled from the inside out. This has the advantage of producing only veneers with cathedr