Chamfer
noun
A sloped or angled edge or corner in a solid material, usually a piece of wood or metal.
The carpenter made a chamfer on the wood table to make it safe and more attractive.

Often appears as...
- chamfer tool
- chamfer angle
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To cut off the right-angled edge or corner of something to form a symmetrical sloping edge.
The craftsman decided to chamfer the edges of the wooden frame for aesthetic reasons.

Often appears as...
- chamfer the edge
- chamfer the corner
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A sloped or angled edge or corner in a solid material, usually a piece of wood or metal.
The carpenter made a chamfer on the wood table to make it safe and more attractive.

Often appears as...
- chamfer tool
- chamfer angle
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To cut off the right-angled edge or corner of something to form a symmetrical sloping edge.
The craftsman decided to chamfer the edges of the wooden frame for aesthetic reasons.

Often appears as...
- chamfer the edge
- chamfer the corner
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 2

Safety Feature
Chamfer can indicate a design choice for safety by removing sharp edges.

To prevent accidents, the designer added a chamfer to the furniture.
Aesthetic Appeal
A chamfer may be added to objects to create a more visually appealing look.

The picture frame had a chamfer, enhancing its elegance.
Technical Term
Chamfer is a specific term often used in carpentry, architecture, and engineering.

The architectural blueprint called for a chamfer along the building's columns.
Safety Feature
Chamfer can indicate a design choice for safety by removing sharp edges.

To prevent accidents, the designer added a chamfer to the furniture.
Aesthetic Appeal
A chamfer may be added to objects to create a more visually appealing look.

The picture frame had a chamfer, enhancing its elegance.
Technical Term
Chamfer is a specific term often used in carpentry, architecture, and engineering.

The architectural blueprint called for a chamfer along the building's columns.
Safety Feature
Chamfer can indicate a design choice for safety by removing sharp edges.

To prevent accidents, the designer added a chamfer to the furniture.
Aesthetic Appeal
A chamfer may be added to objects to create a more visually appealing look.

The picture frame had a chamfer, enhancing its elegance.
Technical Term
Chamfer is a specific term often used in carpentry, architecture, and engineering.

The architectural blueprint called for a chamfer along the building's columns.
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