Hario Filters (#1/Small Cone)
Anyone know where I can find a RELIABLE source of #1 filters for a V60? It's a crap shoot with the suppliers I know of, as to whether or not they will be in stock, backorder, discontinued... etc etc. Driving me nuts... NOT the number 2 filters, those are everywhere (well, they're on backorder everywhere, lol).
Also, if anyone knows of a source where they don't cost more than 5 cents a piece that would be fantastic. Pricing on Hario stuff is a little ridiculous if you ask me... $6 for 100 filters? Really?
-bry
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Permalink Reply by Bryan Wray on
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Anyone, anyone at all? 10% off of a $1,000 really isn't helping me here, Hario. I see a lot of folks using V60s, where are the filters coming from?
-bry
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Aldrich on
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That's pretty much what you're gonna get no matter who you go through if you're trying to get wholesale from a Hario distributor. My best suggestion would be to approach other cafe's locally, try to get a group order together of over $4k and get the 40% off. My guess would be that that's where most are getting their filters, or someone smart locally is ordering a ton of them and reselling.
Bryan Wray said:Anyone, anyone at all? 10% off of a $1,000 really isn't helping me here, Hario. I see a lot of folks using V60s, where are the filters coming from?
-bry
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Permalink Reply by Jared Rutledge on
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http://www.amazon.com/Hario-Filter-Misarashi-Dripper-100sheets/dp/B...
5.7 cents per. not bad and seem to be in stock.
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Perrine on
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Avenue 18 or something like that. Outta Canada, he's Japanese so communication isn't the smoothest.
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Permalink Reply by Bj Davis on
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The Amazon shop listed is Prima Supply. They are in Louisville, KY and you can order direct from them. http://prima-coffee.com/catalog/hario-coffee-brown-paper-filter-size-01-v60-brewer-100-count-9680
Jared Rutledge said:http://www.amazon.com/Hario-Filter-Misarashi-Dripper-100sheets/dp/B...
5.7 cents per. not bad and seem to be in stock.
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I'd checked Prima's site prior and they were backordered, thanks for the update that they are back in stock. For the record, they're a bX sponsor... their ad is on the right sidebar, right above this post I'd imagine.
Unfortunate how much these filters cost, though. Yeah it's only 6 cents per, but that's like 3x as much as a filter for a Beehouse/Melitta pourover. I realize it's a different filter style and manufacturing method and all that, but com-mon.
-bry
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does anyone know what the difference in size is between the #2 and #1 drippers? i am using #2 drippers and #2 filters, but i never fill more than an inch below the rim - could i switch to #1 filters and get away with it?
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