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-	[summary]Repair information regarding tools used for a specific task like fixing, building, or cutting. Learn how to use tools that work to fix the ones that don't.[/summary]
+	[summary]Repair information for tools used for specific tasks like fixing, building, or cutting. Learn how to use tools that work to fix the ones that don't.[/summary]
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	Various species have learned to use specialized tools. None have mastered the art quite as well as humans, though, who have entire stores, books, and websites dedicated to them.

-	Starting with sticks and sharpened stones, humans used tools to carve meat, crush grain, and cut wood. Anthropologists have found evidence of stone tools used by humans at least 2.5 million years ago. Many modern power tools use metal and electricity, but we accomplish the same tasks: cutting materials into shape, attaching objects together, and creating heat and fire.
+	Starting with sticks and sharpened stones, humans used tools to carve meat, crush grain, and cut wood. Anthropologists have found evidence of stone tools used by humans at least 2.5 million years ago. Many modern power tools use metal and electricity, but accomplish the same tasks: cutting materials into shape, attaching objects together, and creating heat and fire.

-	Common issues with tools that use electricity include a bad power cable that needs to be replaced or a battery that doesn’t hold a charge. Some tools also use belts that wear down ~~and snap~~ over time or metal pieces that rust (try using vinegar or WD-40 as shown in [guide\|34354\|this guide]). Any blade will eventually become dull, but you can replace or sharpen the ~~blade~~ on many tools.
+	Common issues with tools that use electricity can include a bad power cable that needs to be replaced or a battery that doesn’t hold a charge. Some tools also use belts that snap or wear down over time or metal pieces that rust (try using vinegar or WD-40 as shown in [guide\|34354\|this guide]). Any blade will eventually become dull, but you can replace or sharpen the blades on many tools.

	If you want your tools to last, try to buy ones with modular parts such as replaceable screwdriver bits or removable blades. Exposed screws are your friends when you want to disassemble a tool. Check if the manufacturer sells replacements if the tool requires a unique part.

	== Additional Information ==

-	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool\|Tool on Wikipedia]
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-	[https://www.britannica.com/technology/hand-tool\|History of hand tools on Encyclopedia Britannica]
+	[link\|https://www.britannica.com/technology/hand-tool\|History of hand tools on Encyclopedia Britannica]

-	[https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Rust-from-Metal\|Methods to remove rust on WikiHow]
+	[link\|https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Rust-from-Metal\|Methods to remove rust on WikiHow]

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Repair information for tools used for specific tasks like fixing, building, or cutting. Learn how to use tools that work to fix the ones that don't.

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== Background and Identification ==

Various species have learned to use specialized tools. None have mastered the art quite as well as humans, though, who have entire stores, books, and websites dedicated to them.

Starting with sticks and sharpened stones, humans used tools to carve meat, crush grain, and cut wood. Anthropologists have found evidence of stone tools used by humans at least 2.5 million years ago. Many modern power tools use metal and electricity, but accomplish the same tasks: cutting materials into shape, attaching objects together, and creating heat and fire.

Common issues with tools that use electricity can include a bad power cable that needs to be replaced or a battery that doesn’t hold a charge. Some tools also use belts that snap or wear down over time or metal pieces that rust (try using vinegar or WD-40 as shown in [guide|34354|this guide]). Any blade will eventually become dull, but you can replace or sharpen the blades on many tools.

If you want your tools to last, try to buy ones with modular parts such as replaceable screwdriver bits or removable blades. Exposed screws are your friends when you want to disassemble a tool. Check if the manufacturer sells replacements if the tool requires a unique part.

== Additional Information ==

[link|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool|Tool on Wikipedia]

[link|https://www.britannica.com/technology/hand-tool|History of hand tools on Encyclopedia Britannica]

[link|https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Rust-from-Metal|Methods to remove rust on WikiHow]

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[title|Utensileria]

[summary]Queste guide contengono informazioni su utensili specifici per compiti come riparazione, costruzione o taglio. Puoi imparare come utilizzare gli utensili funzionanti per riparare quelli rotti.[/summary]

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==Cenni storici e identificazione==

Molte specie hanno imparato ad utilizzare certi utensili, ma nessuna di esse ha imparato così bene come la razza umana, la quale ha prodotto una grande varietà di negozi, libri e siti web a essi dedicati.

L'uomo ha iniziato utilizzando bastoni e pietre affilate per affettare la carne,  macinare il grano e tagliare il legno. Gli antropologi hanno scoperto prove dell'utilizzo di utensili di pietra da parte dell'uomo risalenti a 2,5 milioni di anni fa. Quasi tutti gli utensili moderni utilizzano metallo ed elettricità, ma gli scopi rimangono identici: intagliare un oggetto per ottenere la forma desiderata, unire più oggetti e produrre calore e fuoco.

I problemi più comuni degli utensili elettrici sono dovuti a cavi da sostituire perché in cattive condizioni o a batterie che non tengono più la carica. Alcuni utensili fanno uso di cinghie, le quali si consumano e si spezzano, oppure contengono parti metalliche che arrugginiscono (provate a utilizzare dell'aceto o del WD-40 come illustrato in [guide|34354|questa guida]). Qualunque lama finirà per perdere il filo,  ma potrete affilarla o sostituirla su quasi tutti gli attrezzi.

Se volete che i vostri attrezzi durino nel tempo, cercate di acquistare quelli costruiti con parti sostituibili. Ad esempio cacciaviti con inserti sostituibili oppure utensili con lame rimovibili. Le viti bene in vista sono le vostre migliori amiche: indicano che l'utensile può essere smontato. Se l'utensile monta dei componenti esclusivi, assicuratevi che il produttore li venda come ricambi.

==Ulteriori Informazioni==

[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attrezzo]