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COMSUBBBS
Posts: 3866
Location: Kansas City Missouri | Subject: Engineman Bread Question
Can't say I've seen this hack, if it's called that. Anyone else? SimonFordman makes wrenching less painful and cleaner to
bread between 39:00 and 41:15
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Master and Commander
Posts: 1716
Location: SoCal | Subject: RE: Engineman Bread Question
Gary,Granted I'm not near the sharpest tool in the shed, but I must be missing something in this snippet - appreciate you zeroing down the precise time. How may I ask how do you even find these things, or look for them? |
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Admin
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Location: Renton, WA | Subject: RE: Engineman Bread Question
I've done my share of wrenching on cars but never heard of this little trick. Could get messy with raison bread! 
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COMSUBBBS
Posts: 3866
Location: Kansas City Missouri | Subject: RE: Engineman Bread Question
Gil, the youtube algorerhythum suggests videos they believe will tickle the taint of big spenders. I allow them to do so, gently. I've deduced that searching for vehicle renovation or classic cars steers them towards those types of videos. The bread snippet started, strangely enough, while researchers noticed bonobo tribe members stripping leaves off twigs, licking them and inserting them into termite nests holes and betting on how many bugs would stick. Years later, true wrenchers determined bread worked better on tight seals. |
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Engineman Bread Question
