Spanish
bisel 
Edge of a structure that is not perpendicular to the faces of the piece.
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Use a T-bevel to mark the correct angle and cut one stud.
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For speed event like the downhill, a 1 degree bevel is standard.
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Bleiler: I like a 1-degree bevel to the edge, not quite as sharp.
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He touched the blade of his axe there and ground a new bevel.
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I had a client once who said he was a bevel-edger.
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Anterior and posterior chamfer cuts must avoid these ligaments as well.
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The bow's head is shaped with a woodcarver's knife, and its chamfer likewise.
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The white version has a silver rear and chamfer; the black is all black.
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Either chamfer or round the upper ends as desired.
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There is also the continuous chamfer course that ran along the walls above the heads of these aisle windows.
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She finds herself gripping the bevelled edge of the table with her fingertips.
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The little company was on the beveled edge of the field.
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The watch casing has a beveled edge.
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Equidistant from one another and from the top and bottom, three strong bolts protruded from the beveled edge.
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He lifted and, with the backboard sliding along the thick, beveled edge of the glass, lowered Rivera's head into the tank.
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In the beveled edge of the oval glass she saw the faun-like countenance of Toni hovering behind her with glances of impatience.
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If you have to make it yourself, a simple diamond, square or oval panel with rounded or beveled edge will be sufficiently difficult.
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Instead of applying that beveled edge, it'll appear with a beveled edge on it, instead of heat treating, it will arrive heat treated.
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This guide should have a beveled edge, E, from F to G, to lay along the line on which the saw-cut is to be made.
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"You want off the swing shift?" Ledford ran his fingers along the desk's beveled edge.