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Permalink Reply by Alex Stoffregen on June 2, 2010 at 2:02am

not to be mean...but can't you just take a tape measure and measure a V60? I would assume you have one, seeing as though you are making a pourover bar.

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Permalink Reply by Cheeyuen Lim on June 2, 2010 at 4:17am

i am waiting for the dripper to come in at the end of the month - it is currently out of stock. Takes some time for the station to be built and hence hoping someone with the Hario could measure theirs and let me know.

Alex Stoffregen said:

not to be mean...but can't you just take a tape measure and measure a V60? I would assume you have one, seeing as though you are making a pourover bar.

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Permalink Reply by Phil Proteau on June 2, 2010 at 4:50am

Also not to be difficult here, but how do you know the Hario dripper is the right dripper for you. If you don't have access to one now, I assume you have not been using one. You wouldn't by a car without a test drive, right? Just asking the probing questions here.

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Permalink Reply by Joona Suominen on June 2, 2010 at 5:55am

Outer diameter is 10,5cm

Inner ring is 6,3cm

(Accuracy of measurements should be taken with a pinch of salt so please allow a error marginal of +/- 0,1 cm.)
Phil Proteau said:

Also not to be difficult here, but how do you know the Hario dripper is the right dripper for you. If you don't have access to one now, I assume you have not been using one. You wouldn't by a car without a test drive, right? Just asking the probing questions here.

Cars and drippers are comparable when the other one costs more than 15€ and runs with motor. Neither of those conditions is satisfied yet.

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Permalink Reply by Cheeyuen Lim on June 2, 2010 at 7:18am

Thanks for the info and all the feedback.

appreciate the quick reply, Joona.

CY

Joona Suominen said:

Outer diameter is 10,5cm

Inner ring is 6,3cm

(Accuracy of measurements should be taken with a pinch of salt so please allow a error marginal of +/- 0,1 cm.)
Phil Proteau said:

Also not to be difficult here, but how do you know the Hario dripper is the right dripper for you. If you don't have access to one now, I assume you have not been using one. You wouldn't by a car without a test drive, right? Just asking the probing questions here.

Cars and drippers are comparable when the other one costs more than 15€ and runs with motor. Neither of those conditions is satisfied yet.

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Permalink Reply by Jess Haynie on June 3, 2010 at 4:44pm

Here is ours,

I went with the plastic since I knew we would break the ceramic. The plastic can use a smaller hole, I think we went with 3". In hindsight I would have went with a 3.5" hole and then I could probably use any type.

It's a little tall for that size cup but it should handle a 12oz if needed. We may also add a bar mat of some type.

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Permalink Reply by Cheeyuen Lim on June 3, 2010 at 5:14pm

Jess

your setup looks fantastic - very nicely done!!

Jess Haynie said:

Here is ours,

I went with the plastic since I knew we would break the ceramic. The plastic can use a smaller hole, I think we went with 3". In hindsight I would have went with a 3.5" hole and then I could probably use any type.

It's a little tall for that size cup but it should handle a 12oz if needed. We may also add a bar mat of some type.

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