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Understanding Wood Grain Orientation by ponbohacop is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses why one face of a wooden bridge may show the medullary rays of the wood grain more clearly than the other face. [1] It explains that medullary rays radiate out perpendicular to the growth rings of a tree, and a bridge face that is parallel to the medullary rays will display them more prominently. [2] An ideal bridge would be cut at a perfect angle within the trunk to have both faces show the rays equally, but in practice one face often shows them better due to inconsistencies in the w
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