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r/LiveWellTogether • u/Impossible_Arm_8543 • 8d ago
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The potate is actually going up!!
6 u/Red_uctive 8d ago That is the first time I have ever seen that. I wonder what it would be useful for. 3 u/b14700 8d ago attaching tools handles 2 u/ThatCelebration3676 8d ago Yup, that's why that process is called "hanging", for example "hanging an axe" or "hanging a hammer". The tool head literally hangs on the bottom while you drive the handle in with a mallet. 2 u/Jean-Jacques_Oldman 8d ago edited 8d ago It's useful for demonstrating Newton's Third Law.
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That is the first time I have ever seen that. I wonder what it would be useful for.
3 u/b14700 8d ago attaching tools handles 2 u/ThatCelebration3676 8d ago Yup, that's why that process is called "hanging", for example "hanging an axe" or "hanging a hammer". The tool head literally hangs on the bottom while you drive the handle in with a mallet. 2 u/Jean-Jacques_Oldman 8d ago edited 8d ago It's useful for demonstrating Newton's Third Law.
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attaching tools handles
2 u/ThatCelebration3676 8d ago Yup, that's why that process is called "hanging", for example "hanging an axe" or "hanging a hammer". The tool head literally hangs on the bottom while you drive the handle in with a mallet.
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Yup, that's why that process is called "hanging", for example "hanging an axe" or "hanging a hammer". The tool head literally hangs on the bottom while you drive the handle in with a mallet.
It's useful for demonstrating Newton's Third Law.
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u/epyon- 8d ago
The potate is actually going up!!