The curve at the end of the mold is cut out to fit and beveled in like manner.
Both the top and bottom of each leg should be beveled or rounded off about 1/4 in.
Its edges are beveled so that it fits into the flaring or beveled end of the chamber with the utmost nicety.
A bevel square will be needed for testing these beveled ends.
Through these holes run 1/4-inch stove bolts with round, beveled heads.
The metal can be of any desired material and beveled on the edges.
Place two of these braces on the bench with the beveled ends toward each other, but with a piece of 7/8-in.
Rarely, it is ground; usually it is beveled on one or both faces.
No. 15 is a similar tool, but called a "corner grounder," as it is beveled off like a corner-chisel.
Boards similar to backing boards, except that they are not beveled.
1560s, possibly from Old French *baivel (Modern French béveau, biveau), possibly from bayer "to gape, yawn," from Latin *batare "to yawn, gape," from Latin root *bat-, possibly imitative of yawning. If so, the time gap is puzzling. The verb is first recorded 1670s. The noun is 1670s, from the adjective.