We cannot help you until you show your work so far. Please post your FBD and show your calculations that you have tried. Thanks.BiostudentWouter said:
Your diagram omits the second fulcrum, the one 70mm from the workpiece.BiostudentWouter said:
haruspex said:
The purpose of analyzing the cutting force of a bolt cutter is to understand the amount of force required to cut through different materials and to determine the strength and efficiency of the bolt cutter.
The cutting force in a bolt cutter is typically measured using a force gauge or load cell attached to the handles of the cutter. The gauge measures the amount of force applied when cutting through a material.
The cutting force of a bolt cutter can be affected by factors such as the material being cut, the blade design and sharpness, the handle length and strength, and the user's strength and technique.
If a bolt cutter does not have enough cutting force, it may not be able to cut through tougher materials, leading to an incomplete cut or damage to the cutter. It can also cause strain and fatigue on the user's hands and arms.
The cutting force of a bolt cutter can be improved by using a stronger and sharper blade, maintaining the cutter properly, and using proper cutting techniques. Additionally, choosing a bolt cutter with longer handles or a higher quality design can also increase cutting force.