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beveling

[′bev·ə·liŋ]
(geology)
Planing by erosion of the outcropping edges of strata.
(mechanical engineering)
chamfering
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The EscoLock Blade Lock System is a cutter head and blade design for welding end prep tools that provides chatter-free beveling, facing, and boring without cutting oils.
Chatter-free beveling
Most suggest beveling the wall down toward the catch basin, with the highest point on the inside (Diagram A).
Scaling the wall: a primer on building a stand-up vanishing-edge weir wall
The clamping is done by means of a self-centering prism clamp and the beveling by fixed-mounted insert holders.
Tube-end-preparation machines
The new tool uses the EscoLock[TM] blade lock system and TiN coated cutter blades and is capable of beveling and facing or beveling and boring in one operation.
Welding end prep tool
A specialized Italian beveling machine is helping engineers refurbish a historic Union Pacific locomotive, No.
Keeping historic trains on track
Wachs released four new videos on its YouTube channel, highlighting products and tools designed to help project managers, welding contractors and field machinists estimate production times, specify products and learn pipe cutting, beveling, and weld prep best practices.
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