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Definition of bevel in English: bevelnounPlural bevels ˈbɛv(ə)lˈbɛvəl 1A slope from the horizontal or vertical in carpentry and stonework; a sloping surface or edge. a very small 45° bevel is ground on the top surface Example sentencesExamples - Cut 45 degree bevels on the front corners of the molding, measuring carefully.
- When only the face of the object shows, make your cut at a slight back bevel, so the edge that shows makes contact before the back edge, which does not show.
- Sharpen pruner blades by swiping them over the whetstone in a curved motion, trying to maintain their original bevel.
- The cut side without the bevel and flange must rest on the wall molding.
- Lacking a buffer, you can use a fine diamond stone on that back side, just be sure to leave the surface flat - don't induce a bevel or you'll dull the points of the serrations.
- If the frame has a complete rim surrounding the lens, a bevel, or ridge, is cut along the edge of the lens that will fit into a groove in the frame; otherwise, the edge is left flat.
- For a real contrast, the bevel can even be done in a different material altogether, such as wood strips or even thin strips of brass.
- They should be trimmed to 4-5 inches wide with a 35-degree bevel on one edge.
- Standard compound saws work like typical miter saws, but the motor and blade tip sideways, making them capable of cutting bevels.
- Angle the blade against the stone until you think you're contacting the edge bevel, then push the blade lightly along as if you were trying to slice off a paper-thin wafer of stone.
- Measure carefully, taking into account the bevel on the bottom sash, and you should be able to trim the new sash to fit the old frame.
- Push toward and diagonally across the sharp edge, maintaining the factory bevel.
- For best results, design metal reference surfaces to interface with polished surfaces on lenses rather than with ground rims or bevels; you will then use the most accurately made surfaces for lens positioning.
- The older picture showed an aluminium-hued casing with rounded corners and a screen bevel sloping away to the edge of the unit.
- But the edge can also be a curve, ogee, or a simple bevel.
- The bevels refract light and provide a jeweled rainbow of light.
- Standard redwood patterns include: tongue & groove, bevel, rabbeted bevel, shiplap, channel shiplap and V shiplap.
- You must cut the board at a 10-to 15-degree bevel so you can insert the groove over the last tongue and pivot the other edge of it into place without damaging the adjacent wall.
- Specifically, if the tip edge is catching, and your ski is tuned flat, it can be that the edge is too sharp up toward the tip, or you don't have enough edge bevel.
- The trail is composed of four belts: a smooth double furrow in the middle and gently sloped convex outer lateral bevels on both sides, with relatively rough surface.
Synonyms slope, slant, angle, cant, chamfer, mitre, oblique, diagonal, tilt rare bezel - 1.1 A tool for marking angles in carpentry and stonework.
Example sentencesExamples - Get the all angles side bevel tool for all the bevels you need in one handy tool.
- Where the skirting board butts up against a doorframe, check that the angle is true and, if not, use a sliding bevel to measure the angle of the cut and mark on the board.
- Perhaps the simplest form of edging is to take a shovel and bevel and edge all around the garden.
- He states that early Chinese plane blades were sharpened with two bevels, the front bevel requiring a lower iron mounting angle.
- Set a sliding bevel square to the preferred angle with a protractor, hold the square against the post, and mark it. Then cut along the line with a handsaw
verbbevelled, bevelling, beveling, bevels, beveledˈbɛv(ə)lˈbɛvəl [with object]often as adjective bevelledReduce (a square edge on an object) to a sloping edge. Example sentencesExamples - Planes are for removing very thin layers of wood, for trimming and smoothing, for straightening edges or beveling them, and even for adding a groove.
- Mirrors, which started out as simple and functional, became a hot trend in decorating when manufacturers added sandblasted and beveled characteristics.
- The process involves mounting a poster to a fiberboard, overlaminating it with a clear finish and beveling the edge with a colored foil.
- I broke the sharp corners and beveled the edges to make the slide stop more user-friendly.
- The ejection port is beveled at both the front and rear, not just the side, to give adequate clearance to ejecting brass.
- The quality and finish of the cooler is very good, the base is smooth and the edges are even bevelled nicely.
- Its edges are beveled to prevent scuffing or damage when used on lawns or turf.
- Each electrode had a diameter between 6 and 12 pm laterally and was beveled diagonally to facilitate insertion into the tissue.
- Pads should have beveled edges and a curled rear edge.
- Shovels, spades, hoes, and trowels are usually sold with roughly beveled edges.
- If the chips are quite minor, it should be possible to have them ground down and polished out, or the edges could be bevelled out.
- In some railing designs, baluster ends are cambered or beveled for appearance.
- Each of these pieces is a plate-thin, gracefully curving slab of porcelain, about a foot wide and 3 feet long, with sharply beveled edges, resting horizontally on a squat wooden support.
- Since the blade can be swung to each side and also tilted at the same time, these versatile saws can make compound cuts - a cut that is angled and beveled at the same time - with amazing ease and accuracy.
- Any end joints should also be beveled with a miter cut.
- Hedge shears, like bypass pruners, also work like scissors; the cutting blade is beveled on the inside edge.
- Flat cones are used for sites where treatment areas are predominantly flat, and beveled cones are used to treat areas that present themselves at an angle.
- It contains points for arrows, alternately beveled knives for skinning, blades for cutting rawhide, and end scrapers for cleaning hides.
- The ejection port is lowered and flared and the magazine well is bevelled.
- As they coasted down the long drive, Pamela's eyes were filled with a vision of close-fitting grey stone, black slate roofs and bevelled, leaded glass.
Origin Late 16th century (as an adjective in the sense 'oblique'): from an Old French diminutive of baif 'open-mouthed', from baer 'to gape' (see bay3). bay from Middle English: Hounds have bayed since the Middle Ages. Like bark, the word probably imitates the sound. People can now also bay for blood, when they call loudly for someone to be punished. The related phrase at bay comes from hunting and means ‘cornered, forced to face one's attackers’. It is often used now in to hold someone at bay, ‘to prevent someone from approaching or having an effect’. The geographical bay (Late Middle English) can be traced back to Old French baie, from Old Spanish bahia, but no further. The bay tree (Late Middle English) came via Old French from Latin bāca ‘berry’, and the type of bay found in a bay window, also late Middle English, comes from Old French baie, from the verb baer ‘to gape’. This is also, via baif ‘open-mouthed’ the source of bevel (late 16th century). See also baize
Rhymes bedevil, devil, dishevel, kevel, level, revel, split-level Definition of bevel in US English: bevelnounˈbɛvəlˈbevəl 1A slope from the horizontal or vertical in carpentry and stonework; a sloping surface or edge. Example sentencesExamples - They should be trimmed to 4-5 inches wide with a 35-degree bevel on one edge.
- The cut side without the bevel and flange must rest on the wall molding.
- But the edge can also be a curve, ogee, or a simple bevel.
- Cut 45 degree bevels on the front corners of the molding, measuring carefully.
- Standard compound saws work like typical miter saws, but the motor and blade tip sideways, making them capable of cutting bevels.
- When only the face of the object shows, make your cut at a slight back bevel, so the edge that shows makes contact before the back edge, which does not show.
- The trail is composed of four belts: a smooth double furrow in the middle and gently sloped convex outer lateral bevels on both sides, with relatively rough surface.
- Sharpen pruner blades by swiping them over the whetstone in a curved motion, trying to maintain their original bevel.
- Push toward and diagonally across the sharp edge, maintaining the factory bevel.
- Standard redwood patterns include: tongue & groove, bevel, rabbeted bevel, shiplap, channel shiplap and V shiplap.
- Angle the blade against the stone until you think you're contacting the edge bevel, then push the blade lightly along as if you were trying to slice off a paper-thin wafer of stone.
- Lacking a buffer, you can use a fine diamond stone on that back side, just be sure to leave the surface flat - don't induce a bevel or you'll dull the points of the serrations.
- For a real contrast, the bevel can even be done in a different material altogether, such as wood strips or even thin strips of brass.
- For best results, design metal reference surfaces to interface with polished surfaces on lenses rather than with ground rims or bevels; you will then use the most accurately made surfaces for lens positioning.
- The older picture showed an aluminium-hued casing with rounded corners and a screen bevel sloping away to the edge of the unit.
- You must cut the board at a 10-to 15-degree bevel so you can insert the groove over the last tongue and pivot the other edge of it into place without damaging the adjacent wall.
- The bevels refract light and provide a jeweled rainbow of light.
- Measure carefully, taking into account the bevel on the bottom sash, and you should be able to trim the new sash to fit the old frame.
- Specifically, if the tip edge is catching, and your ski is tuned flat, it can be that the edge is too sharp up toward the tip, or you don't have enough edge bevel.
- If the frame has a complete rim surrounding the lens, a bevel, or ridge, is cut along the edge of the lens that will fit into a groove in the frame; otherwise, the edge is left flat.
Synonyms slope, slant, angle, cant, chamfer, mitre, oblique, diagonal, tilt - 1.1 A tool for marking angles in carpentry and stonework.
Example sentencesExamples - Get the all angles side bevel tool for all the bevels you need in one handy tool.
- Set a sliding bevel square to the preferred angle with a protractor, hold the square against the post, and mark it. Then cut along the line with a handsaw
- Perhaps the simplest form of edging is to take a shovel and bevel and edge all around the garden.
- He states that early Chinese plane blades were sharpened with two bevels, the front bevel requiring a lower iron mounting angle.
- Where the skirting board butts up against a doorframe, check that the angle is true and, if not, use a sliding bevel to measure the angle of the cut and mark on the board.
verbˈbɛvəlˈbevəl [with object]often as adjective beveledReduce (a square edge on an object) to a sloping edge. Example sentencesExamples - Mirrors, which started out as simple and functional, became a hot trend in decorating when manufacturers added sandblasted and beveled characteristics.
- The process involves mounting a poster to a fiberboard, overlaminating it with a clear finish and beveling the edge with a colored foil.
- In some railing designs, baluster ends are cambered or beveled for appearance.
- Hedge shears, like bypass pruners, also work like scissors; the cutting blade is beveled on the inside edge.
- It contains points for arrows, alternately beveled knives for skinning, blades for cutting rawhide, and end scrapers for cleaning hides.
- Planes are for removing very thin layers of wood, for trimming and smoothing, for straightening edges or beveling them, and even for adding a groove.
- I broke the sharp corners and beveled the edges to make the slide stop more user-friendly.
- Each electrode had a diameter between 6 and 12 pm laterally and was beveled diagonally to facilitate insertion into the tissue.
- As they coasted down the long drive, Pamela's eyes were filled with a vision of close-fitting grey stone, black slate roofs and bevelled, leaded glass.
- Flat cones are used for sites where treatment areas are predominantly flat, and beveled cones are used to treat areas that present themselves at an angle.
- The quality and finish of the cooler is very good, the base is smooth and the edges are even bevelled nicely.
- Shovels, spades, hoes, and trowels are usually sold with roughly beveled edges.
- The ejection port is beveled at both the front and rear, not just the side, to give adequate clearance to ejecting brass.
- The ejection port is lowered and flared and the magazine well is bevelled.
- Since the blade can be swung to each side and also tilted at the same time, these versatile saws can make compound cuts - a cut that is angled and beveled at the same time - with amazing ease and accuracy.
- Each of these pieces is a plate-thin, gracefully curving slab of porcelain, about a foot wide and 3 feet long, with sharply beveled edges, resting horizontally on a squat wooden support.
- Pads should have beveled edges and a curled rear edge.
- If the chips are quite minor, it should be possible to have them ground down and polished out, or the edges could be bevelled out.
- Its edges are beveled to prevent scuffing or damage when used on lawns or turf.
- Any end joints should also be beveled with a miter cut.
Origin Late 16th century (as an adjective in the sense ‘oblique’): from an Old French diminutive of baif ‘open-mouthed’, from baer ‘to gape’ (see bay). |