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The small angle between the wall and the diagonal rod, blue line, in the figure of my #90 you quoted. We can make it infinitesimal.

I know that, without support, L-shaped components experience significant stress concentration at the inner corner due to bending. This...

@kuruman thank you for a good resume of your thought. I observe different results between us on Fy, vertical component of the force from...

Thank you @Steve4Physics . By your advice I will restate #68 refrain from using the word subsystem. Red forces act on HR. They...

Thank you. I had found faults in my c) study explained in my posts after. So Let me confirm of your teaching in another approach...

Thanks for the nice figures. In this connected situation which is a correct saying about torque of subsystems? 1 Torque...

You are comparing two different systems – not two versions of the same system. So your comparison isn’t valid. I'll try to explain why...

I thought it would be a headache for a carpenter fixing a shelf on the wall. What size of bolt should I use to fix the shelf to stop it...

I should appreciate it if you would show it in any of my examples. I really have no idea. Torque free hinge in statics.

I agree that they will turn if we separate them free. When two opposite motors give opposite torques to the connected rod, the rod does...

Yes, my black point means hard fixed for an example by welding. I am not familiar with torque-free hinges. By replacing welding with...

We divide the system into two sub-systems: the horizontal rod (HR) and the diagonal rod (DR), such that the total external force on each...

I consider three cases shown below, in which one of the three points of the jig is either x-free or y-free. In cases (a) and (b), one...

So anyway the screw undertakes larger torsion caused by larger upward force from the jig in the smaller angle case, right?

The jig would undertake a big torsion and the screw to attach the jig to the wall would break by the large upward force’s torsion, right?