Assuming it’s an aluminum alloy, 1222°F should break down most of the gristle.
HamletJSD
Did you run it through an ultrasonic before that? I’m getting to the point where my mtb needs this kind of love and this is an interesting cross over of my hobbies 🤣
MyNameisClaypool
I love deep penetration with lube, always satisfying.
kbrosnan
For hotmelt wax 75c/167f.
Dependent-Guitar-473
pro tip: marinate in WD-40 overnight before you Sous Vide
tunasaladsnack
Pro tip: don’t mix shop and kitchen together!!
swagdaddy8963521
Is 137 gang now a biker gang?
linux_assassin
This is not actually a bad idea. Probably want to run at just sub the vitrification temperature of the oil used (or possibly just above if the goal is to ‘bake in’ some of the oil and leave a sticky protective film on everything).
finlay88
I love when my hobbies cross
coughcough
Remember to pat it dry first to ensure you get a good sear
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Assuming it’s an aluminum alloy, 1222°F should break down most of the gristle.
Did you run it through an ultrasonic before that? I’m getting to the point where my mtb needs this kind of love and this is an interesting cross over of my hobbies 🤣
I love deep penetration with lube, always satisfying.
For hotmelt wax 75c/167f.
pro tip: marinate in WD-40 overnight before you Sous Vide
Pro tip: don’t mix shop and kitchen together!!
Is 137 gang now a biker gang?
This is not actually a bad idea. Probably want to run at just sub the vitrification temperature of the oil used (or possibly just above if the goal is to ‘bake in’ some of the oil and leave a sticky protective film on everything).
I love when my hobbies cross
Remember to pat it dry first to ensure you get a good sear
My wife’s boyfriend swears by 137