What is another word for chamfer bit?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈamfə bˈɪt] (IPA) 
A chamfer bit is a specialized cutting tool used to create beveled edges on materials such as wood, plastic, and metal. However, there are other synonyms or types of tools that can create similar beveled edges including countersink bits, V-groove bits, router bits, and dovetail bits. Countersink bits are used specifically for countersinking screws into materials, but can also create a beveled edge. V-groove bits create a V-shaped groove, similar to a chamfer, but with a sharper angle. Router bits are versatile cutting tools that can be used for a variety of edge-shaping tasks, including chamfering. Dovetail bits are designed to create a particular joint type, but can also be used to create a beveled edge.
