Wireless Bridge Mode - Networking 

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All you need is external signal booster or repeaters on both ends. If you have access to roof of both buildings the best choice would be directional antennas.

and if too far apart, now u need a internet router, tunnel encryption, secure id etc etc yadda yadda

But the Wi-Fi devices are so near each other. Based on my 27" monitor it's only 5" apart.

I think he’s trying to get the basics down using a ”perfect world” scenario so people can wrap their heads around the idea of bridge mode

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Bridge Mode is explained in this video. Basically joining two networks together. AP 'Client Mode' is acting like a USB Wi-Fi dongle but receiving packets using LAN Port(s) (Think of PCs, Printers, TVs with LAN Ports) instead of USB Ports. You can add a Network switch to the AP in 'Client Mode" to expand to extra PCs/TVs Etc... I'll give u an example. Let's say I would like to put my Printer which has a LAN port but no built in Wi-Fi, in another room to save space but I don't want to pull a network cable. So I'll just buy a cheapo Wi-Fi extender and configure it as Client mode and link to the main router via 2.4ghz. From the Extender's buttocks i patch a network cable to the printer and Voila, there you have it. In the Future I may want to add a network switch to it's buttocks to expand more LAN ports for a PC and TV.