Fillet

(1) A round joint between two parts connected at an angle. (2) Weld metal in the internal vertex, or corner, of the angle formed by two pieces of metal, giving the joint ...

fillet

Culinary arts; Cooking

A boneless piece of meat or fish. Filet is the French spelling. fillet v. To cut the bones from a piece of meat or fish, thereby creating a meat or fish fillet.

fillet

Culinary arts; Cooking

A piece of meat or fish that has no bones. As a verb, fillet refers to the process of cutting meat or fish into fillets.

fillet

Fishing; Marine fishery

A slice of meat without bones, cut out for human consumption.

barrel capacity

Software; CAM

The barrel capacity is the maximum weight of material that a machine can produce from one forward motion of the ram or screw.

barrel effect

Software; CAM

The barrel effect is the effect of material compressibility while the material is in the barrel of the injection molding machine. This compressibility can be significant. A ...

batch

Software; CAM

A batch is the quantity of polymer that is made in one operation. A batch is also referred to as a lot In CAE products, batch refers to the execution of consecutive analyses in ...

bending moment

Software; CAM

A bending moment is the force or load applied to an entity that produces bending of that entity around an axis.

boss

Software; CAM

A boss is a raised projection in a molded part that usually has a hole in it to provide additional material for supporting a mechanical fastener, such as a screw.

boundary representation solid

Software; CAM

A boundary representation solid is a model format produced from a surface modeling CAD system. The solid is defined as a list of surfaces that enclose a volume.