1. a thin, sharp edge that tapers to a point, especially on a board or tool
Usage: carpentry and woodworking term
2. a board or plank that is thicker on one edge and tapers to a thin edge on the opposite side
Usage: carpentry and construction term

1. to create or shape something into a thin, sharp edge; to taper an edge gradually
Usage: carpentry and woodworking term

Examples

• The carpenter used a plane to featheredge the board for a smooth finish.
• The featheredge of the tool blade was so sharp it could cut paper easily.
• He carefully featheredged the wood to create a seamless joint between the two pieces.
• The featheredge boards were perfect for the roofing project because they overlap smoothly.
• When feathering the edge, work slowly to avoid splitting the wood.
• The featheredge technique is essential in fine woodworking and cabinetry.