Abkanter

English translation: chamferer

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German term or phrase:Abkanter
English translation:chamferer
Entered by: Shane London

13:32 Jun 28, 2006
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Tech/Engineering - Mechanics / Mech Engineering / Machinery Manufacture
German term or phrase: Abkanter
Er war in unserem Betrieb als CNC Abkanter und Schlosser tätig.

Seine Tätigkeit umfasste das selbständige Abkanten, herstellen und bearbeiten von verschiedenen Teilen, Gehäusern, Konstruktionen und ganzen Baugruppen.

This is from a work reference. I am wondering if "Fitter and Turner" can be used here. I intend to use 'fitter' for 'Schlosser'. Where is says 'selbständige Abkanten" I was thinking of using independent beveling etc.

I'm just not sure that my suggesions fit the context. There are numerous suggesions in the glossary for Abkanten but again I'm not certain what best fits this context.
Shane London
Australia
Local time: 15:44
chamferer
Explanation:
abkanten = to chamfer; chamfer = beveled shoulder/edge
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avantix
Netherlands
Local time: 07:44
Grading comment
Thannkyou for both suggestions. Chamferer seems to be the more common term.
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3chamferer
avantix
2CNC break forming
lux


  

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CNC break forming


Explanation:
CNC break forming & Fitter

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Note added at 17 mins (2006-06-28 13:50:03 GMT)
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Break Former perhaps!!

lux
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chamferer


Explanation:
abkanten = to chamfer; chamfer = beveled shoulder/edge


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avantix
Netherlands
Local time: 07:44
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Thannkyou for both suggestions. Chamferer seems to be the more common term.
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