A pickaxe is optimally suited for raw material extraction and soil tillage. I would like to have one pickaxe Also called pimple and it resembles the pickaxe, where the part with the knife edge is not present. The short side is shaped like a hammerhead instead. Will the pickaxe Historically, then it was developed from the tomb, which consisted of a wooden branch and which was cut to a point at the front. There are also Doppelspitzhacken available, which are also called Zweispitz. Gladly will the pickaxe used to mine blocks or ores. The pickaxe However, it is also suitable for demolishing stairs, stoves or walls and when renovating buildings. The pickaxe is used in gardening and landscaping when it comes to coarser tillage. Here, heavy soils can be loosened up or else stones from the earthdug. In general, there is the right one for every purpose hoe, In general, the picks or picks can be made of steel, iron, gold, granite, wood or diamond. With a pickaxe blocks or ores can be profitably reduced from a certain material and so about with the iron pickaxe diamonds. When it comes to quarrying, the rate of degradation in the order of materials may be shortened by the use of gold, diamond, iron and stone. Gold is not suitable for the extraction of lapis luculi, diamond, gold, iron and ores or for mining of the corresponding blocks. This is the case because gold is too soft as a material. What stuff is a pimple, does not matter with cobblestone stairs, wooden stairs, bricks or stoves. The demolition time is about the same here. The pickaxe is also available as a non-sparking variant and here, for example, when it comes to potentially explosive areas.

What has to be considered with the pickaxe?

In the course of use, the pickaxe uses like any other Toolfrom. Soft materials can quickly consume, including wood or gold. If you want to use the hoe for a long time, you can count on the hard materials that provide a self-sharpening tip. In gardening and landscaping there are picks made of forged stainless steel and these have the advantage that they are very durable and also weather-resistant. Very popular is the pickaxe made of iron and who else thinks of iron, who thinks that they start to rust together with moisture. Rusty picks would eventually become useless. It is best if you put on steel. If the handle is made of hardwood, then this is very good in the hand. Often, the handles are not included in the pickaxes and these must then be ordered separately. Generally, pickaxes are always needed for rough work where rock or solid soil is broken up. Depending on the hardness of a floor, picks are also available in different sizes and weight classes. The pickaxes are also very much used in earthworks and civil engineering and there they are known as hoopoe or hoes. Is the ground for a job with the help of the spadenot suitable, then the pickaxe is used and it can provide valuable services. For safe work, the hoes were made in one piece and usually forged from iron. A wooden handle is mounted on the implement and there are two differently shaped leaves on the hoe. These two leaves were shaped in pimple and hoe. One of the leaves is pointed and the other leaf has a flat and flat cheek-leaf. Through the square tip there is the targeted breaking up of the solid and hard floors. Rough preliminary work is carried out with a broad chopping blade.