On the other hand, in angle milling, you use the specialized milling cutters like tapered one that are flare or cone-shaped but can be adjusted to the desired angle. So, here, you would actually place such cutter at a specific angle relative to the workpiece (not parallel, not perpendicular). So, when the cutter rotates, it would remove the material from the angled surface, thus used to create precise slanted, bevel, or chamfered edges.
