Para qué sirve la herramienta hacha

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lesya692 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

sirve hacha[1] es una herramienta con un filo metálico que está fijado de forma segura a un mango, generalmente de madera, cuya finalidad es el corte mediante golpes.

El uso típico para las hachas es cortar leña y talar árboles, pero en el pasado se usaron como armas para la caza y guerra, especialmente por los vikingos, normandos, amerindios, ingleses, franceses, etc., que se emplearon como hacha de armas y hacha de guerra desde el Neolítico, o las hachas arrojadizas

siniylev [52]3 years ago

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Para cortar leña, árboles, etc...

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