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Yep many are the same or at least very close you start with the same and trim to fit -
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Sorry to see the cracks in your good looking boards. I learned aobut colid boarders the hard way, too.
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By Gary Beasley · Posted
Im not sure it has to be in segments, but if glued all in it should all be the same grain direction, the borders would have to be end grain as well if you could get end grain pieces that big. Be sure the wood is cured well before glueup too, the shrinkage during drying may not be even all across the board.
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