Post #1939268
2025-05-19 12:43 UTC
@schmudde @jessitron this reminds me of bleeding hydraulic brakes. There's a reservoir at the top, a bleed valve at the bottom, but the path that the fluid takes between those points (especially inside the caliper) is unknown to me and if there's an air pocket in there I can only deduce its existence from the effect it has when I apply the brake. Its almost literally a black box
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@schmudde@mastodon.social 2025-05-19 20:50
@dan @schmudde @jessitron Well we can be slightly comforted by the fact that the design of brakes has a lot to do with the laws of physics. Versus manufacturers that make things hard to service so it’s easier just to buy a new unit.