Look up: chamfer

1. Chamfer
   Surface made by smoothing off the angle between two stone faces.
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2. Chamfer
   surface made by smoothing off the angle between two stone faces
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3. Chamfer
   Surface produced by cutting across a square angle of a block at 45ø to the other surfaces.
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4. chamfer
   the surface formed when a square angle is cut away obliquely
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5. Chamfer
   Also known as a bevel, it is a flat truncated corner
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6. Chamfer
   Beveled corner.
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7. Chamfer
   Cut back or bevel the sides of ditching and embankments, to give sloping surface (batter) and avoid unstable vertical sides.
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8. Chamfer
   A sloped surface that starts at the top of the material's edge and ends part way down the side rather than at the bottom. The bordering appearance is similar to that which is produced by a bevel.
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9. Chamfer
   A diagonal surface made when the sharp edge or arris of a stone block is cut away, usually at an angle of 45 degrees to the other two surfaces. It is called hollow chamfer when the surface created is concave.
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10. chamfer
    To bevel or round an otherwise sharp or blunt edge. (Also see ‘ bevel`)
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11. chamfer
    a bevelled edge or corner between two otherwise intersecting lines or surfaces Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)
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12. Chamfer
    The cutting off of the sharp edge of an arris at an angle, usually of 45 degrees. Serves to prevent damage to the edge, and in windows to increase the amount of light transmitted through them. Related Words: Arris
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13. Chamfer
    A surface formed by cutting off a square edge, usually at a 45 degree angle.
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14. Chamfer
    A flat, narrow surface along the edge of a workpiece, usually at a 450 angle to any adjacent surfaces.
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15. Chamfer
    Cham'fer noun [ See Chamfron .] The surface formed by cutting away the arris, or angle, formed by two faces of a piece of timber, stone, etc.
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16. Chamfer
    Cham'fer transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Chamfered ; present participle & verbal noun Chamfering . ] 1. (Carp.) To cut a furrow in, as in a column; to groove; t...
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17. chamfer
    A marginal finish on an extracoronal cavity preparation of a tooth which describes a curve from an axial wall to the cavosurface. ... Origin: fr. O.Fr. Chanfrein(t), beveled edge ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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18. chamfer
    verb cut a furrow into a columns
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19. Chamfer
    • (v. t.) To make a chamfer on. • (v. t.) To cut a furrow in, as in a column; to groove; to channel; to flute. • (n.) The surface formed by cutting away the arris, or angle, formed by two faces of a piece of timber, stone, etc.
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20. Chamfer
    In architecture, a chamfer or champfer is an arris or angle which is slightly pared off. A chamfer resembles a splay, but is much smaller, and is usually taken off equally on the two side. The term chamfer applies to woodwork as well as to stone. In the Early English and Decorated styles, more espec...
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21. chamfer
    Type: Term Pronunciation: sham′fer Definitions: 1. A marginal finish on an extracoronal cavity preparation of a tooth describes a curve from an axial wall to the cavosurface.
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22. Chamfer
    (v) To bevel a sharp external edge. (n) A beveled edge.
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23. Chamfer
    A corner or edge that is beveled, or cut, at an angle or beveled.
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24. chamfer
    beveled face formed by cutting off corner of stone or timber structure
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25. chamfer
    plane formed when the sharp edge or angle of a squared stone block is cut away
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