A plain-sliced cut is another common method used to produce sapele veneer. Unlike the quarter-sliced cut, which emphasizes the ribbon-like figuring, a plain-sliced cut showcases a different grain pattern in sapele wood.In a plain-sliced cut, the log is sliced parallel to its length. This results in

There are generally three methods for centering: ① directly centering on the end face of the wood section; ② centering on the section of the largest inscribed cylinder of the wood section; ③ using the projection of the wood section to find the largest inscribed on the minimum inner closed curve round.