the more info you have and the wider your knowledge base is the better your decisions tend to be!
you certainly don't need to take a single video a gospel,
but as stated the more varied and detailed the info you know of ,the better off you'll be!
its best to carefully test and verify rather than take a single source as gospel but experience matters
and a skilled machinist is a friend well worth having (as is having a few gear head friends)
on this web site you'll find you'll NEED TOO get used to reading links,
in that process you'll learn a great deal, this is never a cheap hobby, but its a whole lot more expensive,
if you have to buy replacement parts if you don't do things correctly the first time,
and use the best parts you can afford, and understand your personal limitations,
and exactly what you can expect from the choices you make.
you certainly don't need to take a single video a gospel,
but as stated the more varied and detailed the info you know of ,the better off you'll be!
its best to carefully test and verify rather than take a single source as gospel but experience matters
and a skilled machinist is a friend well worth having (as is having a few gear head friends)
on this web site you'll find you'll NEED TOO get used to reading links,
in that process you'll learn a great deal, this is never a cheap hobby, but its a whole lot more expensive,
if you have to buy replacement parts if you don't do things correctly the first time,
and use the best parts you can afford, and understand your personal limitations,
and exactly what you can expect from the choices you make.
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