-
surfaces meet at a
sharp angle.
Chamfering eases ****embly, e.g. the
insertion of
bolts into holes, or nuts.
Chamfering also
removes sharp edges which reduces...
- In geometry, the
chamfered dodecahedron is a
convex polyhedron with 80 vertices, 120 edges, and 42 faces: 30
hexagons and 12 pentagons. It is constructed...
-
Conway polyhedron notation,
chamfering is
represented by the
letter "c". A
polyhedron with e
edges will have a
chamfered form
containing 2e new vertices...
- the
chamfered square tiling or
semitruncated square tiling is a
tiling of the
Euclidean plane. It is a
square tiling with each edge
chamfered into new...
-
quarter of a
circle in section)... [p. 222] /
cavetto moulding or
hollow chamfering (Latin, cavare, to hollow). One of the prin****l
forms of moulding, a...
- the
initial polyhedron to
construct new
polyhedrons by the
process of
chamfering. It has a
relation with
other Platonic solids, one of them is the regular...
-
become a
source of
defects between manufacturing steps.
Beveling and
chamfering (along with
other profiles) are
applied to
thicker pieces of
metal prior...
- with
cosmetic modifications that
involved cutting the ship's
funnels and
chamfering the
edges to
resemble a
German Type 23
torpedo boat. By this ruse the...
-
edges chamfered off. One of the most
common forms,
found throughout the 10th to 15th centuries. H1 is an oval
variant a disk with wide
chamfered edges...
- three-hole kind of instrument,
there are two yaw
direction tubes which are
chamfered and
silver soldered symmetrically on the two
sides of a
pitot tube. It...
