-
refer to a
chamfer.
Machinists use
chamfers to "ease"
otherwise sharp edges, both for
safety and to
prevent damage to the edges. A
chamfer may sometimes...
- vertices, 3e new edges, and e new
hexagonal faces. In the
chapters below, the
chamfers of the five
Platonic solids are
described in detail. Each is
shown in an...
-
chamfer plane is a
specialised plane used In
woodworking for
making chamfered edges. "Tools". swingleydev.com. Swingley,
Christopher (2002). "
Chamfer...
-
plate joint) with
chamfers (and a
small land)
being used on open root welds.
Particularly thick plate will have a J-shaped
chamfer or U-shaped groove...
- the
depth or the
diameter of the
bottom of the neck. "Thread
relief and
chamfers". PMPA's Designer's Guide.
Precision Machined Products ****ociation. Retrieved...
-
windows frequently have
canted sides. A cant is
sometimes synonymous with
chamfer and bevel. "cant" def. 5 and 10.
Oxford English Dictionary Second Edition...
- pins have a body
diameter larger than the
recommended hole
diameter and
chamfers on both ends to
facilitate starting the pin into the hole. The
spring action...
- Operation-based
features are not sketch-based, and
include features such as fillets,
chamfers, s****,
applying draft to the
faces of a part, etc.
Building a
model in...
- fillets,
while referring to
angled cuts of
edges and
concave corners as
chamfers.
CADKEY and
Unigraphics refer to
concave and
convex rounded edges as blends...
- The
headset is the set of
components on a
bicycle that
provides a
rotatable interface between the
bicycle fork and the head tube of a
bicycle frame. The...
