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Bevel Type 37

  • Last UpdatedDec 03, 2025
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Bevel type 37 is a Y-bevel with a tight connection (varying angle) of the lower part of the bevel contour. Normally, the resulting edge will be X-shaped

Figure 1:46. Bevel type 37.

Relevant parameters: a, b, NOSE, GAP

Varying parameter: b (NB: a is fixed in this case!)

| NOSE | <1

Means that NOSE is defined as factor to be multiplied by the actual plate thickness to get the height of the nose.

NOSE > 0

Means that the height of the actual toe (the lower part of the bevel contour),

NOSE < 0

Means the nose height is calculated as T- ABS(NOSE) (T is plate thickness), that means, the nose height is defined by the distance from the positive side to the knuckle point of the nose.

(for example, NOSE=0.5 means that the "knee" of the bevel is in the middle of the plate)

CON>0:

The positive side of the bevel is normally supposed to be turned upwards (as in the figure above).

CON<0:

The positive side should be turned downwards.

In this case b = CON.

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