Weird Pourover Brewer of the Day

Coffee preparation techniques besides espresso like pourover.
LewBK
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#1: Post by LewBK »

This makes a statement: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Coffee ... 2668587349


belegnole
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#2: Post by belegnole »

I like it!

I also have a friend that it would be perfect for.
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guijan12
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#3: Post by guijan12 »

Fun. :lol:
I also like it :D
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Randy G.
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#4: Post by Randy G. »

I see your pour over and raise you a cold slow drip:
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TomC
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#5: Post by TomC »

These were really popular about 8 years ago when the Steampunk art movement was becoming more mainstream. A lot of cafes had their pour-over stations built out of these iron pipe fittings.

I have two accent lamps made up, using these, and antique beer bottles that I've always enjoyed. Good "man-cave" vibe from them.

https://www.pearedcreation.com/collecti ... e-man-cave
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#6: Post by TenLayers »

Nice Photoshop chops Randy G.

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#7: Post by Mbb »

I used 1/2" pipe nipples, tees, caps, stand fittings to make a handle on a wheeled bbq table i made.
I should have checked the price first........ It added up to $35 worth of pipe fittings.
Should have checked the price for the thin stainless steel I wanted to cover the wood top with also..... That ended up being $170.

Even the lumber was like $65. There was more wood in it than it look like.
Nevermind the wheels, axle shaft, paint.

You think I would learn by now