And therefore the expert and cunning workemen in elder time for the feminine sex, did vse more chamfering and channelling and double varietie then for the masculine, because of their slippery and vnconstant nature.
After you begin to acquire some proficiency in your work, a little beading or chamfering can sometimes be used to good advantage, but it is well not to be too lavish with this kind of ornamentation.
Attachments can be bought for guiding the draw-knife in chamfering and such cases.
The grain or smooth side of the leather is the weakest, as may be readily found by chamfering it to a thin edge, when it will tear like paper, and a great deal more easily than will the flesh side under similar treatment.
This may be to some extent prevented in brasses whose joint faces lie horizontally by chamfering the edges of the bore so as to form a trough extending nearly to the ends of the brass, as shown in Fig.
The chamfering of sharp edges of boards has been practised by the wood-workers of all nations.
A tool used by coopers for smoothing and chamfering rheir work, especially the inside of casks.
In chamfering a four-square stick into an eight-square, the piece may be gripped in the vise diagonally, Fig.
He dropped to his knees and went over the entire lower chamfering with his broad finger.
The chamfering is clean, except where you struck it once or twice with the ax.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chamfering" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
