👉 A chamfer is a type of curved surface in woodworking, typically used to create a flat surface for joining two pieces together. These surfaces are often made from wood or metal and are designed to be smooth and flat, making them ideal for creating a flat surface for finishing or gluing. The term "chamfer" comes from the Latin word "chamfer," which means "chamfer" in Greek, referring to an angle that is created by joining two pieces together.
