Bevel Edge Profile Molding Knives

• Features angled cutting edges that slopes down from the top edge to the bottom, creating a sharp transition.
• The angle can vary, typically ranging from 45 to 30 degrees, depending on the design.
• The profile is usually flat, with no additional decorative elements, emphasizing clean lines.
• Available in various sizes, from small, subtle bevels to larger, more pronounced angles for a bolder look.

• Provides a clean, crisp transition between different surfaces, such as walls and ceilings, or around door and window casings.
• The sides of the blade create a primary bevel, the cutting edges include one side that is flat.
• Adds subtle architectural detail without overwhelming the design, making it ideal for minimalist or modern aesthetics.

Baseboards and Casings: Used to finish the edges of baseboards and door/window casings, adding a refined and simple look.

Crown Molding: Incorporated into crown molding systems to create a smooth transition between walls and ceilings, often in contemporary or minimalist designs.

Paneling and Wainscoting: Acts as a clean transition at the top edge of wainscoting or paneling, providing a sleek finish.

Furniture and Cabinet Edges: Applied to the edges of cabinets, shelving, or furniture to soften corners and add a polished, angular finish.

Modern Interiors: Frequently used in modern or minimalist design to emphasize clean, geometric lines without intricate details.