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Which of these are part of a wedge?
knife door wedge orange peeler i had this for a question for school and those were my answers
What are the example of single wedge?
A single wedge would be something like an ax or a chisel.
A double inclined plane that moves?
It is a wedge.
What is the difference between a wedge and a screw?
A wedge is a double sided screw basically. Therefore, the difference is the number of sides.
What is the differences between a wedge and a screw?
A wedge is a double sided screw basically. Therefore, the difference is the number of sides.
How do you cut logs that are wider than the chainsaw bar?
Cut a wedge in the direction you wish the tree to fall. Make consecutive cuts from both sides and a final cut from the back.
What simple machine cuts a log?
An axe, a hatchet, a wedge and a maul are all examples of inclined planes and they can all be used to chop wood
What are the kinds of wedge?
There are several types of wedges, including metal wedges, wooden wedges, and plastic wedges. These can be used for splitting materials like wood or stone, securing objects in place, or adjusting the alignment of structures. Wedges are simple tools with a wide variety of applications.
Wedge is called double inclined planewhy?
A wedge can be considered a double inclined plane because it consists of two sloping surfaces meeting at a common edge. This design allows a wedge to exert a mechanical advantage in splitting objects apart by converting a smaller applied force into a larger output force along the sloping surfaces.
Not double but........?
single
Is a chainsaw a wedge?
You can use wedges with chainsaws... for example when falling a tree it may be useful to use wedges to help relieve pressure from the saw, or to direct the way the tree is falling.I wouldn't really consider the chainsaw itself as a wedge it can certainly be squeezed by wood when it settles as one is cutting it.Thinking of the chain itself... and the blades of saws, or for that matter, kitchen knives. The teeth on the chain are sharpened into somewhat of a wedge shape. I've always thought of it as using an abrasive action, but perhaps one could think of the teeth digging into the wood as tiny fast moving wedges.Your kitchen knife is usually pushed down through an object, perhaps with a little sawing, but generally with the effect of vertical downward motion.On the other hand, the chainsaw chain is dragged in a across the object in a horizontal motion.
Is the oboe a single or a double reed?
I think you are referring to the Bb clarinet which is single but there are acually 3 different types of clarinets. Bb=single Oboe=double Alto=single
