Bevel

The carpenter used a bevel to create a slope on the edge of the wooden board.

The bevel edge of the bookshelf added a subtle touch of sophistication.

The bevel of the metal sheet makes it easier to bend.

The bevel of the two wooden boards fit perfectly.

The bevel of the knife makes it easy to slice through meat.

The stone carver used a bevel edge chisel to create an angled edge on the granite monument.

The metalworker used a bevel to create a chamfered edge on the steel beam.

The blacksmith used a bevel to create an angled edge on the sword.

The potter used a bevel to create a beveled rim on the clay vase.

The chef used a bevel to create a slanted edge on the cake.

The blacksmith used a bevel to create a tapered edge on the iron tool.

The artist used a bevel to create an angled edge on the canvas painting.

The machinist used a bevel to shape the edge of the metal part.

The stained glass artist used a bevel cluster to create a three-dimensional effect in the window.

The machinist used a grinding wheel to sharpen the bevel on the cutting tool.

The sculptor used a bevel to create a sloping edge on the bronze sculpture.

The glassworker used a bevel to shape the edge of the crystal vase.

The woodworker used a bevel gauge to measure and mark the angle of the cut.

The jeweler used a bevel to shape the edge of the gold ring.

The ceramic artist used a bevel tool to create a precise angled edge on the porcelain tile.

The upholsterer used a bevel cutter to cut the foam padding at the correct angle for the chair cushion.

The carpenter used a bevel to cut the trim pieces for the door frame.

The machinist used a bevel to create a beveled edge on the gears.

The leatherworker used a bevel to round the edge of the leather strap.

The glass cutter used a bevel to create a decorative edge on the mirror.

The printmaker used a bevel cutter to create a beveled edge on the mat board for the artwork.

The potter used a bevel to create a sloping edge on the clay bowl.

The jeweler used a bevel to cut a diamond into a specific shape.

The bevel cut on the amethyst was a popular choice for earrings and pendants.

The bevel cut on the ruby made it appear larger than it was.

The bevel cut on the emerald had a larger table and fewer facets, which enhanced its color.

The bevel cut on the topaz had fewer facets, which made it appear more transparent.

The bevel cut on the diamond was done by a master jeweler to give it a unique look.

The bevel cut on the opal made it more colorful.

The bevel cut on the sapphire was a popular choice among Victorian jewelers.

The bevel cut on the sapphire added an extra sparkle to the ring.

The bevel cut on the garnet made it stand out among the other gemstones.

The bevel cut on the garnet was used in Renaissance jewelry to enhance its brilliance.

The bevel cut on the aquamarine was combined with a brilliant cut to enhance its shine.

The bevel cut on the aquamarine made it resemble a drop of water.

The bevel cut on the ruby gave it a stunning fiery appearance.

The bevel cut on the citrine added depth and character to the gemstone.

The bevel cut on the amethyst gave it a more modern look.

The diamond had a bevel cut, which made it look more brilliant.

The bevel cut on the gemstone made it shine brightly in the sunlight.

The bevel cut on the opal was designed to bring out its vibrant play of colors.

The bevel cut on the topaz added depth to the gemstone.

He used a hammer to bevel the edge of the wooden plank.

The carpenter used a chisel to bevel the corner of the door.

The bevel edge of the ceramic tile added a modern touch to the kitchen backsplash.