DiFluid Particle Analyzer

Difluid came out with the end-user particle analyzer. It's genius if you think about it - they simply made a very simple tool that the app can actually recognize and you have the very thing to help you check the micron size of you grinder. Its a coaster! Yes! In this video, I made my very own level-upped version of that.

[@bradsyoutube]

Very cool 👍 thanks for sharing this 😎

[@darylbuenocoffee]

glad you liked it :)

[@ericbaluya361]

Where did you get the acrylic version made. Using the lightbox is ingenious. Do you need to sift so that you get rid of the fines and boulders? I think this causes the reading to be off sometimes.

[@darylbuenocoffee]

I have a friend who owns a printing plant. I did not sift anything, I think they should be present at all times and let the analyzer do its job hahahah

[@ericbaluya361]

@@darylbuenocoffee Benta mo na sa Etsy.

[@ericbaluya361]

@@darylbuenocoffee post mo na sa Etsy sir, oorder ako. :D

[@darylbuenocoffee]

@@ericbaluya361 san ka ba located sir?

[@ericbaluya361]

​@@darylbuenocoffee Based sa Munich, bakasyon lang ako umuuwi sa Pinas.

[@berkayersoy]

How are you getting all the tools bro ? :)

[@darylbuenocoffee]

@@berkayersoy the analyzer? i had it made.

[@berkayersoy]

@@darylbuenocoffee I mean all of them, do you have a day job ?

[@darylbuenocoffee]

@@berkayersoy hahaha!!! Yes i do have a day job, and freelance design works on the side and a small business too and this.

[@berkayersoy]

@@darylbuenocoffee amazing, keep up the good work!

[@darylbuenocoffee]

@@berkayersoy thank you! Im trying my best hahaha