That's a rather purdy stack of lumber. Do you have plans for it or do you sell it off?
No real plans.
I was like that back when I was overly time constrained. However, now that I have a few additional minutes to enjoy stuff I like doing, another CAD type issue developed. Started with small batch roasted beans chopped with a cheap spice grinder, and added a mid-grade conical burr grinder to get even sized small sand sized grains of ground coffee for best flavor. To fine of a grind with powdery residue make the brewed coffee rather bitter IMO. Now if you enjoy a cup of Turkish coffee that's your prerogative.
We use only fresh home ground coffee.....I don't like coffee enough to drink pre-ground stuff.
Currently we're enjoying Mt Comfort Peru (single origin), it's "nearly" as smooth as blue mountain or kona, but at a small fraction of the price. We get this at Costco, but they also ship from the factory, and with a large enuf order shipping fees are waived.
For the "not" oily coffee's, I've found that the max. extraction has been with a consistence of grind that feels slightly gritty between your fingers, somewhat smaller than typical sand. I'm also using a "gold" metal coffee filter. We find that the paper filters add there own slight chemical taste, that we'd rather do without.
We didn’t make that at WireCo. Traction steel wire rope. Too much liability or so I was told.
I use lacquer thinner. The nasty strong chit for removing paint and cleaning brushes.
The liability along with the addition of the hemp rope would change the construction process vs normal I would guess?We didn’t make that at WireCo. Traction steel wire rope. Too much liability or so I was told.
Lotta btu's there.
Nice!
I’ve got some of that. I’ll try that. It was an auction buy tring to get her going. Where can I find a fuel line for it? Or is everyone swapping over to Tygon or something standard?
