chamfer in Japanese
chamfer in Japanese is 面取り — chamfer means a sloped edge cut onto a corner to make it look neater and less sharp.
chamfer in Japanese
面取り
Pronounced: mentori
An obtuse-angled relief or cut at an edge added for a finished appearance and to break sharp edges.
What does "chamfer" mean?
- noun A sloped edge cut onto a corner to make it look neater and less sharp.
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What is "chamfer" in Japanese?
"chamfer" in Japanese is 面取り. chamfer means: A sloped edge cut onto a corner to make it look neater and less sharp.
How do you pronounce 面取り?
"chamfer" in Japanese is 面取り, pronounced "mentori".
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