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My issue looks like this:
The wood simply tiles improperly. I have given it a smart UV unwrap and basic texture coordinates and it is looking pretty bad. I want it to tile properly, as the texture should, and not in a random way as you can tell from the picture.
This is my node graph:
How do I get the wood to tile seamlessly?
Basically it's a UV problem:
If faces A and B can be contiguous, at least one between B and E or A and E (my case) will not be seamless, unless you want this effect which is really fake:
Anyway, for the first option, in edit mode select those edges: AE, ED, EC, DC, AF, FD, FC; Mark as seams, U to Unwrap.
For the second option place your viewport as you want to see the cube, select all vertices and press U "project from view".
I noticed also that in your node system the coordinates mapping affects only one of the 3 textures, which generally is an error.
