Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks ! I've seen many times that using the proper bottled water helps a great deal too I'll probably try out of curiosity, and will report here if I do feel a difference.
Hi!
After lurking for a while, and asking for advice here a couple times, I finally bought a grinder.
It's a Timemore C2S, I know it's not the best out there, but I'm coming from an old blade grinder (see pic below).
I got it yesterday and tried it immediately. Of course I made 2 cups to compare with coffee as I've been drinking it so far, and the difference is very noticeable.
To sum up the experience very quickly, grinding is pretty fast, pour over is much faster too, clarity is clearly better, and what struck me tastewise was that I could taste the acidity a lot more.
Now I have to try different settings to see what suits me best, but I'm very pleased to so far.
But also I have a question for time more owners: how do you estimate coarseness? The spec mentions "approx 36 levels", but when I count from the screw fully screwed until it comes off, there are more than 60 clicks. Also the notice mentions that we should not grind between 0 and 6 clicks, but then what's the purpose of having those clicks?
Cheers!
Exactly. Kids are just a shitty excuse, same goes for the whole Chat Control project.
There are so many other ways of working on a sefer internet for kids, such as regulation on the social medias companies themselves, forcing them to make the algo open source, preventing them from promoting toxic content etc...
Yeah they're also making it illegal to access social media if you're under 15 so they're gonna have to enter their ID soon to access most websites. Sooo it doesn't even start to make it even.
Thank you, the aluminum unibody is very good point!
Thanks, it does appear that timemore is the way to go!
Thank you, there seem to be a consensus on the timemore, so that's the way I'll go!
That's what I'd do, easy & safe, you just have to enable the "high resolution" option before sending if they want to see a detailed picture
Most of the other reply go the same way, so I really appreciate all of you taking the time to write detailed messages, I have many resources/services I can check to take my first steps into self hosting now.
That is good advice, and I do trust reliable services over my poor skills. I understand self hosting emails is out of reach, but I think I'll still give self hosting a try for smaller things.
Thank you for taking the time to write such a long reply, I appreciate the advice very much!
Thank you for the advice, I always prepare backups before my fuckups and i assume there will be some fuckups whike i learn haha
There are many similar cardholder out there but I drew the pattern for this one myself.
Made from a single piece (kind of a big T shape), veg-tan leather, hand dyed, and saddle stitched with linen thread.
There's a coin compartment, and another one that will easily fit 5-6 cards.
As always, happy to share any details.
A friend wanted to save the buckle from his old belt, so I made him an upgrade! Fully handstitched.
Another strap in pueblo burgundy, but this time with a foldable buckle and yellow linen thread. I wear this one on my lil Seiko 5. Happy to share details about it, as always!
Simple coins and card holder. Naturaliste veg tan, hand dyed, and stitched with linen thread.
As always, I'm happy to share details if anyone is interested so feel free to ask!
Made with pueblo leather, I wouldn't really recommend it unless you have proper reinforcements, because it's very supple and won't hold up very good after a while.
Here's another watchstrap, I got many pics of old projects in my gallery that I'll keep share over time, hope it's not seen as spamming and that it doesn't bother anyone haha. As usual, I'm happy to share details about the build :)
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