A bevel edge features a distinct angled cut at 45°, while an eased edge has a slight rounded softening of a sharp corner, and a quarter round edge forms a perfect 90° quadrant arc.

An eased edge slightly rounds off a sharp corner with a minimal curve, whereas a bevel edge has a flat angled cut, and a quarter round edge forms a prominent 90° arc.

A quarter round edge forms a precise 90° arc that replaces a sharp corner, contrasting with a bevel edge's flat angled cut and an eased edge's subtle softening of the corner.