Corded handheld bevelers form smooth, angled edges on pipe or plate workpieces that require detailed beveling or can't be worked on a benchtop or stationary beveler. Also known as beveling grinders, they use replaceable cutting inserts or bits to remove burs and surface deposits, leaving clean edges that form tight joints and seams. They produce smoother, more uniform bevels than angle grinders, which may overheat material and warp workpiece edges. These corded tools allow long run times for repetitive tasks, maintain full power during operation, and have no batteries to recharge.