- A
chamfer (/ˈ(t)ʃæmfər/ SHAM-fər, CHAM-) is a
transitional edge
between two
faces of an object.
Sometimes defined as a form of bevel, it is
often created...
- In geometry, a
chamfer or edge-truncation is a
topological operator that
modifies one
polyhedron into another. It
separates the
faces by
reducing them...
- that is not
perpendicular to the
faces of the piece. The
words bevel and
chamfer overlap in usage; in
general usage, they are
often interchanged, while...
-
chamfer plane is a
specialised plane used In
woodworking for
making chamfered edges. "Tools". swingleydev.com. Swingley,
Christopher (2002). "
Chamfer...
- edges, and 42 faces: 30
hexagons and 12 pentagons. It is
constructed as a
chamfer (edge-truncation) of a
regular dodecahedron. The
pentagons are reduced...
-
windows frequently have
canted sides. A cant is
sometimes synonymous with
chamfer and bevel. "cant" def. 5 and 10.
Oxford English Dictionary Second Edition...
- slide.
There is a
chamfer (A) on the top rear of the
breechblock and a
corresponding internal chamfer in the slide. For the
chamfer (B),
there are corresponding...
-
interior or
exterior corner, with an
angle or type of bevel, is
called a "
chamfer".
Fillet geometry, when on an
interior corner is a line of
concave function...
-
threaded using one of the more
tapered types of tap; the
tapered end ("tap
chamfer") of a
bottoming tap is too
short to
successfully start into an unthreaded...
- Lark's
tongue may
refer to: Lark's
tongue (
chamfer), a
special type of
chamfer end. Larks'
Tongues in A****, a 1973
album by King
Crimson Larks' Tongues...
