Grain Direction Paradox
You rip a perfectly square 12" × 12" board diagonally and flip one half over like a book.
Both halves came from the same board, yet when rejoined, the grain now appears to run the opposite direction.
How is that possible?
Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Grain Direction Paradox
You rip a perfectly square 12" × 12" board diagonally and flip one half over like a book.
Both halves came from the same board, yet when rejoined, the grain now appears to run the opposite direction.
How is that possible?