For the shade tree mechanic and/or handyman, YouTube is a tremendous boon. A few years ago I needed to replace the cooking elements in my double-oven and I foun

For the shade tree mechanic and/or handyman, YouTube is a tremendous boon. A few years ago I needed to replace the cooking elements in my double-oven and I found repair videos on Vimeo[1]. So I built a dolly and pulled my oven out[2]. It takes all the fear and uncertainty out of a repair you've never done before. Videos have all the tips and tricks missing from conventional repair manuals and shop guides. For academic material, I prefer the written word. For repairs around my home? I'll go to YouTube. [1] https://vimeopro.com/fisherpaykeltechnical/training-videos/video/44828291 https://vimeopro.com/fisherpaykeltechnical/training-videos/v... [2] https://i.ibb.co/fkL0r3Q/IMG-2416.jpg https://i.ibb.co/fkL0r3Q/IMG-2416.jpg