Beveling And Mitering

: How Work is Laid Out

There is a difference in the terms "beveling" and "mitering," as used in the art. In Fig. 42 the joint A is beveled, and in Fig. 43 the joint B is mitered, the difference being that a bevel is applied to an angle joint like a box corner, while a miter has reference to a joint such as is illustrated in Fig. 43, such as the corner of a picture frame.

























Fig. 42. Fig. 43.
Fig. 42. Fig. 43.






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