can someone explain to me if I got the point of bevels (in e.g. axes) right?pic.twitter.com/5VlMAymMfH
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Actually, to be more precise, there is no theory (Newtonian or otherwise) of how friction happens or where it comes from. That's why only high schoolers and college freshmen are ever asked to think about it.
in your understanding of physics, would cut-out areas on blades make a difference in ease of release?
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No, I wouldn't expect so. But there could very easily be something I don't understand.
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The nrmal reactn of d wood piece for a prfectly tringlar axe wud be prpndicular to the srfaces, by creating a cncve bevl, the nrmal reactn wud b perpndiculr only at a smll dx region, to cmpute the total nrmal vector one would need a surfce intgrl. This doesnt ansr ur ques though
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I think so
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