slightly frozen gear

[Interspace1]

Can I use slightly frozen gear due to a cold weather at night?

 

[Mobster]

Yes. Just warm up

 

[Sparrow123]

Yes but you have to put it in the toaster on defrost setting first, best of luck

 

[bacwater]

Yes but you have to put it in the toaster on defrost setting first, best of luck

I hear the microwave also works well!

 

[Woodiee]

I hear the microwave also works well!

I just stick it in between my butt cheeks and clench for 13 minutes.. hasn't failed me yet

 

[Mobster]

Or failing having it stuck by a thunder bolt from Zeus use a hot cup of water

 

[ODINLABS]

Dep

Can I use slightly frozen gear due to a cold weather at night?

Depends on what has cause it to crash.
It should not be crashing if made properly ever

 

[Wheelhouse87]

Dep

Depends on what has cause it to crash.
It should not be crashing if made properly ever

Was thinking the same bro.. Must be farking cold where he's from. I know ive had some bloody cold mornings back home and never had a crash.
Might be a little bit harder to draw up or pin with thicker viscosity but not crashed

 

[ODINLABS]

The problem is most without any formal training learnt from a guy that has taught them to heat it to around 80 degrees and let it sit for 30minutes and this couldn't be further from the truth as a method..... Low and slow. Always....... But what do I know

 

[codezz]

The problem is most without any formal training learnt from a guy that has taught them to heat it to around 80 degrees and let it sit for 30minutes and this couldn't be further from the truth as a method..... Low and slow. Always....... But what do I know

Those who know what u do, and how u do it, know why u r a master brewer, smoothest oils going

 

[Wheelhouse87]

Those who know what u do, and how u do it, know why u r a master brewer, smoothest oils going

Professor Ghey - master craftsman

 

[GENTEXLaboratories]

I just stick it in between my butt cheeks and clench for 13 minutes.. hasn't failed me yet