Chamfering is a manufacturing process that involves the removal of material from the edge of a workpiece to create a beveled edge or angle. The resulting edge is typically sloped or angled, rather than sharp or perpendicular, which can help reduce the risk of injury and improve the overall appearance and functionality of the workpiece.

CHAMFERING MEANING IN HINDI

Chamfering can be performed on a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, wood, and stone, and is commonly used in manufacturing, machining, and metalworking industries. It can be done manually using hand tools such as files, grinders, or sandpaper, or with specialized chamfering tools such as routers or chamfering machines.

Chamfering is often used to:

• Remove burrs or sharp edges from a workpiece to prevent injury or damage to other parts of the machinery or equipment.
• Create a smooth transition between two intersecting surfaces, such as the corner of a piece of furniture or the edge of a metal plate.
• Improve the appearance and aesthetic quality of a workpiece, such as a decorative edge on a picture frame or a beveled edge on a mirror.

Chamfering can be performed at different angles and depths, depending on the specific application and desired result. Common chamfer angles include 45 degrees and 60 degrees, but other angles may be used depending on the requirements of the project.