bevel
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- noun
- /ˈbɛvəl/
:
bisela
- bevel edge
- bevel gear
- bevel angle
Examples
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The radius of the first chamfer needs to be bigger, and I don't like the size of the bevel.
Blog text (8) -
For increased precision, the tool has a special two-point cutting angle lock for bevel cuts up to 45 degrees.
Academic text (2005) -
Choose Bevel & Emboss.
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They're like there are so many ways to screw up a bevel joint and I was trying to use my bandsaw and then trying to use my disc Sander to clean them.
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This chatter-free, air-powered tool can perform compound bevels on a wide range of hard materials, including inconel, without cutting oils.
Academic text (2001) -
This ID clamping, welding end prep tool is designed for performing compound bevels on heavy wall pipe and tube in pipeline construction, power plant, and related applications.
Academic text (2001) -
The motors feature 12- or 24-V DC windings, stall torque of 5000 oz-in., 3:1 bevel gear reduction, and ceramic-10 magnetics.
Academic text (1995) -
The carpenter used a bevel to ensure that the angles of the joints were precise.
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When marking the wood, make sure to adjust the bevel to the desired angle for accuracy.
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To create a smooth edge on the frame, I set the bevel at 30 degrees before making the cut.
Synonyms
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A flat tool for measuring or drawing angles in degrees
A hand tool with two arms joined at one end to measure or mark angled lines
Compounds
- Specialized
A wheel with teeth set at an angle to change motion between two crossing shafts
- Specialized
A hand tool with two arms joined at one end to measure or mark angled lines
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bevel points to a sloping edge, so a bevel tool is a simple instrument used to set or measure that slope. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a 'bent level' that shows an angle.