Well that’s one way to do it I guess.



by whothefuqisdan

14 Comments

  1. Sugoikawaii121

    It’s totally a scale. The point that rests on the holder is the “balancing” point, and you move the slider on the “handle” until it’s level with the amount you want.

    We had a family run Chinese restaurant, and a scale similar to this was used to measure everything (other than the balancing point, that was just a string). It’s also in grams.

  2. cmpared_to_what

    Nice. One thing that’s always irked me about my digital scale is how it doesn’t spill my beans all over when I misjudge my scoops.

  3. GaggiaGran

    The idea is great, but I want a spoon not an upturned umbrella. And make the balancing point finer, like those balancing eagle toys but made of polished aluminium.
    Make it balance on an imperceptible bowl carved into the tip of the finger reaching up like the painting “creation of Adam”….

    And the weight gauge lettering is ugly. One line for 18g and the dots away from it for the rest.

    I want to feel like I found something sitting in the space ship from the film ‘Arrival’ god damn it! (walks out Slaming door)…

    (Opens door a bit)
    Not a 80’s post modern toy shop that just bought a black powder spraying booth.
    (Slams door)

    (Opens door a little)

    How much are you selling it for?

  4. Let me just pull my trusty triple beam out of the closet and get to weighing my morning beans…

  5. walrus_breath

    This looks like it’d be much easier to measure how much you got rather than how much you want. 

  6. IdeaJason

    The last two years it seems like there’s a series of coffee products that make everything harder and less reliable.

  7. TheSecretestSauce

    And here i was just this morning thinking “how can i introduce some real frustration into my morming espresso routine?”

  8. darkmarkymark

    Just break out the triple beam at that point

  9. KT10888

    Coffee afficionados getting stupid? That’s a Chinese medicine scale!

  10. bluebrrypii

    We are way past the point where coffee gear innovation actually makes a difference to coffee extraction.

    Unpopular opinion, but i put that point right around when Melodrip came out.
    Too many useless gear that don’t actually impact day-to-day coffee drinking.

    Just get ONE good grinder, a brewer of choice, any gooseneck kettle, and a $10 amazon scale. Literally all you need

  11. OrganizationLife8915

    I actually like it, I never weigh my output since it’s fixed on the pavoni. This could make a pretty neat bean scale and I would consider getting it for 20 bucks or less if I didn’t have 4 scales already.

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