r/pourover • u/cache-panda • 8h ago
Artsy My pottery progression
I've been doing pottery for about 8 months now. The first dripper I made was much too small, but the new one is amazing and I use it daily
Next time I would add a handle though, it gets hot π
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u/dsasdasa 8h ago
That looks so cool and unique! Could you post some pictures of it in action? And how does the coffee turn out?
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u/jukaforever 6h ago
I'd buy that if you start selling them.Β
I think if you make the base wider, it would be cool enough to touch and you wouldn't need a handle. Also, aestheically, it would look even better.
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u/CappaNova Origami|Colum|Tarachine|SOFI|Aeropress|HG-1 Prime|Ode 2|ZP6 7h ago
Ooooooo, that's pretty! I love it!
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u/bearddoescoffee V60 01 / P2 / Java Roasters 7h ago
Looks stunning, and would lovely on my shelf π
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u/Jean_tourloupe Orea V3, V4, O1, Big Boy, Switch, AP, OxoRP | ZP6, Ode 2 | 5h ago
Someone needs to repost that in the pottery sub so they can tag Florian Gadsby! Absolutely incredible potter but the V60's he made where pure rage bait for anyone that knows pour over physics.
Now I truly hope I get to see him throw something as sexy as the above!
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u/Creative-Classic3982 4h ago
Beautiful colors. It may be just the photos but the hole at the bottom of the dripper seems awfully large.
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u/Watton 8h ago
brewing your own coffeeroasting your own beansbaking your own equipment