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Chamfer (Verb)

Cut a furrow into a columns.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

To minimize chipping, carefully chamfer the top edge of the column after cutting a furrow for the coping stone.
The stonemason used a custom chamfering tool to create a 45-degree angle on the upper edge of the column's vertical furrow.
The cutting wheel was designed to chamfer the furrowed surface of the column without causing extensive cracking.
Before placing the coping stone, it is essential to chamfer the exposed edge of the column's furrow to prevent future damage.
To create a precise joint between the coping stone and the column, the craftsmen had to carefully chamfer the top of the furrowed surface.

Cut a bevel on; shape to a bevel; "bevel the surface".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

To make the edges less sharp, she carefully decided to chamfer the entire length of the wooden countertop.
The machine was designed specifically to chamfer the metal pipe, ensuring smooth transitions and preventing damage.
He worked meticulously to chamfer the intricate stone carvings, paying close attention to every detail.
In order to fit the parts together seamlessly, it was essential to chamfer the edges of the connector pieces.
The carpenter took time to chamfer the wooden frame, which greatly enhanced the overall appearance of the handcrafted cabinet.