(1) Angle the blade against the stone until you think you're contacting the edge bevel , then push the blade lightly along as if you were trying to slice off a paper-thin wafer of stone.

(2) If the frame has a complete rim surrounding the lens, a bevel , or ridge, is cut along the edge of the lens that will fit into a groove in the frame; otherwise, the edge is left flat.

(3) The cut side without the bevel and flange must rest on the wall molding.

(4) Perhaps the simplest form of edging is to take a shovel and bevel and edge all around the garden.

(5) A very small 45u00d4u00f6u00bcu00d4u00fbu00e6 bevel is ground on the top surface

(6) Specifically, if the tip edge is catching, and your ski is tuned flat, it can be that the edge is too sharp up toward the tip, or you don't have enough edge bevel .

(7) But the edge can also be a curve, ogee, or a simple bevel .

(8) Push toward and diagonally across the sharp edge, maintaining the factory bevel .

(9) Where the skirting board butts up against a doorframe, check that the angle is true and, if not, use a sliding bevel to measure the angle of the cut and mark on the board.

(10) The older picture showed an aluminium-hued casing with rounded corners and a screen bevel sloping away to the edge of the unit.

(11) You must cut the board at a 10-to 15-degree bevel so you can insert the groove over the last tongue and pivot the other edge of it into place without damaging the adjacent wall.

(12) For a real contrast, the bevel can even be done in a different material altogether, such as wood strips or even thin strips of brass.

(13) They should be trimmed to 4-5 inches wide with a 35-degree bevel on one edge.

(14) Standard redwood patterns include: tongue & groove, bevel, rabbeted bevel , shiplap, channel shiplap and V shiplap.

(15) When only the face of the object shows, make your cut at a slight back bevel , so the edge that shows makes contact before the back edge, which does not show.

(16) Measure carefully, taking into account the bevel on the bottom sash, and you should be able to trim the new sash to fit the old frame.

(17) Lacking a buffer, you can use a fine diamond stone on that back side, just be sure to leave the surface flat - don't induce a bevel or you'll dull the points of the serrations.

(18) Sharpen pruner blades by swiping them over the whetstone in a curved motion, trying to maintain their original bevel .

(19) I broke the sharp corners and beveled the edges to make the slide stop more user-friendly.

(20) Planes are for removing very thin layers of wood, for trimming and smoothing, for straightening edges or beveling them, and even for adding a groove.