What is a Reverse Bevel?
A reverse bevel, also known as a back bevel or negative bevel, is a specific type of bevel cut or edge treatment in woodworking and carpentry. Unlike a traditional bevel, which slopes outward from the face of the material, a reverse bevel slopes inward toward the material.
The reverse bevel is achieved by cutting or shaping the edge of the material at an angle that slopes inward rather than outward. This can be done using tools such as a table saw, router, or chisel, depending on the specific application and the material being worked on. 
The purpose of a reverse bevel is often to create a decorative or functional effect. It can be used to add visual interest and uniqueness to the edges of furniture, cabinetry, or other woodworking projects. The reverse bevel can create a shadow line or accentuate the edges, giving the piece a distinct and eye-catching appearance.
