Beveling is the process of creating a sloped edge on a plate most often through the use of 30° and 45° cutters and a beveling machine. A tapered cutter with a 45° cutting angle is the most popular choice because it creates a more pronounced cut (more of the core of the material is visible).
| Size |
Part No. |
Specify Material |
For Use In |
1/8" × 4 1/2"
|
AC4 |
Specify X for 30°, Y for 45°, or Z for Border |
New Hermes® Beveler #B-4 |
| 1/8" × 6" |
AC5 |
Specify X for 30°, Y for 45°, or Z for Border |
New Hermes® Beveler #B-5 |
| 1/8" × 5" |
AC6 |
Specify X for 30°, Y for 45°, or Z for Border |
New Hermes® Beveler #B-6 |
| 1/8" × 1" |
AC7 |
45° Cone Burr |
Scott® Beveler |
| 1/8" × 1" |
AC8 |
Specify X for 30°, Y for 45°, or Z for Border |
Kantograph® Beveler |
| 4mm × 100mm |
AC9 |
Specify X for 30°, Y for 45°, or Z for Border |
Scripta® Beveler |
