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Al Borland

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Oh my GOD!!! I seriously WANT that!
A cordless, go-anywhere COFFEE MAKER!!!
Paradise found!!!
 
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It's a dual powered tool btw.. corded or cordless... I kinda like it. I suppose they made it small on purpose.

Makita has a friggin roomba too..

The alternative is a fire and metal pot I suppose.. if you're a coffee nut, this might be worth it... after all, it's only $35..
 
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ducksface said:
I checked.
110v Corded it takes five minutes to make 5 ounces.
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water takes 4 minutes to boil, so this issue seems only to be 1 cup capacity? The problem with that is not just time. You have to have a water resevoir (intermediary) as well to store your 8 cups of water (from the remote water source) as you go one by one...:eyecrazy:

Just get jetboil + french press
 
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I want coffee working onsite now. I've got 110 plugs in the car, I wonder what the wattage is on a regular coffee pot. I'm fairly sure Milwaukee or Bosch will never go there.
 
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Haha I love AVE he's funny as hell he spray bombed it black and ruined it but hell it's his to each they're own and he's a wacky guy anyways but love that guy he makes good videos never boring.
 
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I should get one for the garage I only have out outlet out there on opposite side I work on and has my wife's car parked taking up all the room as I only get half.
 
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I almost ordered one over the summer....I'd have to figure out how to use Milwaukee batteries....but Amazon reviews are spotty at best. Mostly, it sounds like it *****.
 
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