sweet! you aint messin around.
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I have a Yama 20oz vacuum brewer.

http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.brewers.vacuum.shtml

It gets ground by one of these below.

http://baldmountaincoffee.com/page/B...#PROD_00002474
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Ive never had vacuum brewed coffee before. At the last coffee trade show I was at in DC they had a few demos (large scale 5 or 7 pots at a time) but the crowd was too thick.

hand grinder huh? talk about old school... but I guess it becomes somewhat of a ritual... like your cigar pre-light routine.
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Here it is....very "convenient!" :-)
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That's pretty much the setup I would love to have. Hard to improve on that pair.
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OK Introducing me to vacuum brewing and the option of old school hand grinding.
BUT...Can a hand grinder be set for consistent, reproducible grinds?
It's just a nut changing the opening size of the grind...Hard to have a setting switch for various grinds.


hmmmmmm
Tom
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Zassenhaus - excellent hand grinder(s) up to espresso quality.
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Here's my baby. I love her. :-)

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I am loving my freebie!
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Which one to choose...



Oh, the syrups are for guests, not me :-)
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These are most of my toys... Not pictured is a smaller french press, a drip machine (now collecting dust), and a stainless czeve.

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wow, old thread. I've upgraded since my last post to a Brasilia Mini Classic and a Macap M4 stepless.
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:-)...How much for that coffee maker Hugh?

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Here you go! Using more of the copper Ibrik now a day...:-)
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I would bet that it is REAL expensive and a LOT of maintenance!!!
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Exactly! Thats why I don't have one:-)

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Here is a picture of my daily brewer:
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