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* [http://survivalblog.com/all-american_tool_manufacturers All-American Tool Manufacturers article on [[The Survival Blog]]] - See [[:Category:Made in USA Tool Manufacturers| Made in USA Tool Manufacturers]]
 
* [http://survivalblog.com/all-american_tool_manufacturers All-American Tool Manufacturers article on [[The Survival Blog]]] - See [[:Category:Made in USA Tool Manufacturers| Made in USA Tool Manufacturers]]

Revision as of 16:23, December 30, 2014

A wedge is a simple machine used to increase the ease of splitting an object, particularly wood, into two parts. The mechanical advantage of a wedge is equal to the length of its slope divided by the thickness of its widest part.[1]

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