Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
chamfer
Noun
ˈʧam-fər
Definition
A chamfer is a beveled edge on a corner or an edge of a material, typically created to make it easier to fit parts together or to improve aesthetics.
Examples
- The wooden table had a chamfer along its edges, giving it a modern look.
- When assembling the cabinet, make sure to chamfer the edges for a better fit.
- The designer suggested adding a chamfer to the corners of the metal frame.
Meaning
The term ‘chamfer’ refers to a transitional edge between two faces or surfaces, usually at a 45-degree angle, which is commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and manufacturing.
Synonyms
- Bevel
- Edge
- Cut
