Few People Know About This Hack. Amazing Moka Pot Idea That Only Professionals Use
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2022
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Prime example of "Just because you can do a thing, doesn't mean you should do a thing."
That's how I like my coffee, with a hint of superglue taste
I was thinking the same
Don't forget about the tin :D
And that soldering that most likely contains lead
And don't forget those notes of mellow mold and dish soap permeating from the unsealed coffee beans leaching into your morning brew.
Totally foodgrade Materials!
Food safe materials at their finest
REALLY surprising that there are people who don't know this hack.
Its so simple too
I did see one "hack". Not the machine.
I do this every morning before work 🥰
What a waste of my time.
If I could afford a lathe I could afford a proper milk steamer.
Steam wand
At what point did he use a lathe to make the steam wand?
@@coryclark66 He uses a lathe at around 4.30, though I suspect you are trying to be smart by suggesting that he didn't use a lathe to make the steam wand section. However, imo, the milk steamer is the whole device. It is not a steam wand without a stream source. 👍
If you own a lathe you don't like buying pre-made things
@@octimus2000 True. However, the video's pitch is that it's a "hack", which means a trick or shortcut to increase efficiency and productivity. While I have no issue with this attitude or approach, per se, it is none of those things. If he'd called it "make a cool steam wand* I'd would have said nothing. 👍
*Requires lathe
Nicaragua coffee taste notes : resin, superglue, clear finish 😂
This guy must have plenty of time on his hands.
It's actually several guys.
Lol 🤣 I call him "Prisoner"
That statement could be used on almost any DIY project. When you DIY something, you're usually giving up time and effort in order to save money (though not all the time), learn and enjoy the experience. A lot of people like it.
Nah. If they HAD time, they'd just turn it into a useless tool.
@@kriskhaira but when the amount of energy you use is more than the actual price of the tool and your product is less strong and effective...then its called "Hobby" aka "waste of time and money in order to have fun"!
You too can make the equivalent of a $90 espresso maker for only the low cost of $10,000 worth of tools.
I sold my car to make the expresso
jajajajaja thas exactly what I was thinking
Indeed, for half the price of the tools you have a "la marzocco" coffee machine, crazy coffee and no need to be a plumber!!! 😂
Cool video, nicely filmed. But the endresult should be something you put on your shelf. Don't use it.
They sell a varíant like that already. But without the valve. They don't want a posible hand granade.
How do you make a hand grenade? My boss is getting annoying.
@@Zack-lq9tb If the valve is kept closed the build up of pressure inside the boiler would probably make it explode or if not it would most probably become very dangerous, that's why pressure cookers have a lot of safety measures and the ones that are commercialy made don't let you close the steam pipe. Boiling water in a closed container that can't let the steam out is a big no no, because the pressure WILL make the container let the steam out, just not in a safe or controlled way.
@@kirowashere9661 0:58 of the video. That brass hex-shaped piece on the base is the pressure release valve, that is standard on all Moka Pots. Unaffected by this mod of the top section. Though, at least an explosion would prevent you from a possible slow poisoning of yourself from the rest of the components......
@@wingnutbert9685 The only wrong component is the solder, who some say it may be lead tin. And even then, I don't see it being that solder.
@@irrespondible Yes, it's could be lead-free solder. However, the manufacturing of the lead-free solder as well as the other brass and rubber components may very well not be food grade or safe due to their material make up. :)
a hack? more like a masterclass in grinding, soldering, plumbing and woodworking.
I think we have a different definition of "hack"
not convinced the coffee beans & resin cup would last long.
it would always stink of coffee & the beans would chemically break down over time.😊
Resin is not food safe either
Stink of coffee and chemically break down over time.... Sounds like my life.
I'm not too good in DIY and plumbing BUT has steam build up in the chamber doesn't that create something dangerous if you don't have a safety valve.
technically that "button" on the side (the metal looking one) is a pressure escape valve. just in case
Given the materials used, we are no longer at risk for health
If that mug could be made with food-safe glues and resin then it would be a nifty idea.
Or use it to hold the inner cylinder of a 'thermos' mug.
No..
@@tienglongmy So you..... _wouldn't_ want it made properly and with food safe materials?
What terrible trolling.
I spent 99% of the first video with the Mark Wahlberg confusion stare, and the last 1% with Forrest Whitaker eye.
.....And the rest of your days filled with shame and regret.
I like how most comments are pointing out how dumb the ideas from this video are xD
On a rainy day, I click on this video, press pause and scroll through the comments.
While drinking a cup of coffee with an added drop of epoxy resin, mercury and superglue.
@@Apollo440 You know song million miles away? i like that one
I can never get that time back…
Superglue, Epoxy ... na, nothing bad for health.
I too wanna move to the land of diminishing returns for all the things
I'd rather not mix the drink with the flux
I love videos like this, where they act like they know what they’re doing. And then at the end of the video it’s a complete waste of time and looks like something the tweeker in the alley made
This guy needs a band saw or a scroll saw.
all for one cup!!! WOW!
5 minute hacks gone fancy
How does EVERYONE NOT KNOW about this hack? So simple, so easy. Get your life together people. ;/
It is astonishing how much effort humans put to create utterly useless objects.
And yet here we are 😂
''Few People Know About This Hack'' Now everybody will be doing this
Super informative and creative video!Good day!
😀👌📸👍🍀👁️☀️👆
Is it weird I want coffee now??
30s in, I’m down for a cup of Folgers Instant.
Yeah nice "hack"... totally handy and usable in everyday life. /s
All of this is RIDICULOUS!!
Simple easy hack is a whole project
What is the name of that part connecting to tube??
I don't even know what to say. You're insane in a good way, but this is insane.
Very funny!
The last example seems ground coffee on the left and instant coffee powder on the right side. It looks tricky to me 🤔
Nice work hope that solder was stay silv 56
شكرا لكم⚘
I love coffee ☕️
Yeh now that’s a good hack!
This is an Awesome video, well done, love it👍
Achei a cafeteira italiana adaptada para produzir vapor, maravilhosa, só achei errado colocar solda de " estanho chumbo" no bico.
Yeah that definitely didn't look like plumbing grade solder.
Yeah, wrong solder but the rest is fine.
Ha chiuso il beccuccio con le pinze quindi lo stagno non tocca nè il vapore nè il latte.
Comunque l'idea non è originale, l'avevo già vista anni fa, realizzata da un ragazzo americano se non sbaglio.
Aquele saborzinho de chumbo gostoso, só pra enlouquecer os amantes de café. Antigo Império Romano approves, OMNES SIMUL MORIEMUR
Redefines the definition of "hack."
Using gloves with a sander ...lol
I bet the tin soldering tastes wonderful, use silver solder with food.
And buy a bialetti brikka instead.
Cheaper better not hazardous
It’s a hack job alright… no disclaimers, no information about safety. This is not okay.
Just with a few things anyone has at home and five minutes, who would've known. Totally handy in did.
Yep, gonna jump on this right away ‘cause I got time, money and love chemicals in my body 😂😂😂😂
Bro should have posted this in April
Weber Workshops will charge $475 for that milk steamer.
If it doesn't exist yet, someone should create a facepalm emoji. I sure could have used it here...
This isn't a hack. It's a project.
nice Ryoba! too much free time?
Do you sell these?
All of that work for nothing, all you needed to do was heat up some milk, pour it into a French Press, and then agitate it with the French press plunger by going up and down with it real fast.
But you did make it look really cool, and you get that cool sound from it when the milk comes out. By the way, Bialetti makes an electric frother.
I’ve been doing my coffee this way since I was a lil tyke
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” Jeez.
This is how you sell your machine shop course at the skills school.
06:41
Hey Google:
Is resin safe for hot drinks?
We recommend not heating any cured epoxy resin more than 165F. Do not place food or liquid with temperatures at or above 165F onto the epoxy resin surface.
I turned my Corolla into an armored personnel carrier. I don't know why other Toyota owners don't know that hack.
😍😍😍
Cool 😎😎😎
OMG how to turn a moka pot into a poison bomb! The comments are hilarious! (I love my plain old moka pot…)
Why didn't you just buy a moka with a pipe? They've been made for generations.
This hack ? A complete project ! Is a hack ? Is like we can do it in 3minute at home ? 😂😂
WOOOOOOO 👏👏👏👌👍👉
Saop and coffee
No toques más nada capo!!!!!!
С кофе великолепная идея 👍
Mmm. Delicious 2 komponent glue taste
Bring back UA-cam Thumbs Down counter
there is a browser addon / extension for that, which I use.
This video has 2.6k likes and 3k dislikes with 599k views.
And thanks for reminding me. I just disliked this unsafe video which has no disclaimers.
hope tat s lead free solder?i
Maybe few people care about this Hacks cuz only a few people have a vacuum chamber and this amount of tools at home 😂 and I always thought Hacks are supported to make my life easier...
This is art!
And like, art should only ever be put on a shelf for display purposes.....
Yes, which means it does not belong in a kitchen or stovetop!
This is not hack, but craft
So how are your going to clean this thing? It’s gonna grow mold inside.
Love the ideas. One small point, don't put boiling water on fresh coffee, it will make it slightly bitter. Hot water but not boiling water.
Tell that to me while brewing coffee @ 8,000ft elevation!
But totally, you flatlanders should definitely keep that H2O off the boil.
Everything phucked up in this video and you're wincing about the water temp?!?!?! You've got to be one of those bearded coffee snob hipsters. LOL!
Prova a farne una di pasta e fagioli....:-)
This is an example of Over Engineering
اللهم علمنا ما ينفعنا وزدنا علما...هذا العمل رائع بكل مزاياه ارجو الله ان يعلمني مما علمكم...وينفع بكم وبنا البشرية جمعاء...👍🏻💝
You're so original always God in the middle...... 👏
So you destroyed a perfectly good coffee maker to "make" a milk steamer when you could have bought a perfectly good stovetop milk steamer for half the cost of materials and you would still have the coffee maker?!
Please do the world a favour and don't breed
They have no clue. They just have stolen a couple of popular videos and glued them together. Also what steamer do you have in mind when mentioning that?
🤣🤣🤣🤣.....says the person buying a 'stove top milk steamer' to heat milk......🙄🤦♂
@@wingnutbert9685 the purpose of the steamer not only to heat the milk but to turn it into uniform microfoam that is hardly possible other way
Caspita!
Yah know? A silicone mold of a similar shaped glass would have been far more efficient and less wasteful of the coffee but then again some people like showing off they can afford thousands of dollars worth of equipment that isn't accessable to the average person.
I didn't see a single tool that the average person can't afford. Some you would have to save a bit if money is tight, but nothing unaffordable. And tools you don't want to fork out money for, like a lathe (300$ at home depo for a cheapo one) then you can always find a wood shop in the area that you could pay around 150$ to have access to items like lathes, planers and the like. Everyone in my family, and extended family has personal access to lathes, and most of them are alcoholic hillbillies.
What a waste of good coffee he literally destroyed a month supply of coffee to make his decorations have actual coffee beans patterns
У вас не взрывался паровой котел и вы не отравляли себя формальдегидом из эпоксидной смолы. Теперь будет наоборот. В этой конструкции вы не имеете возможности контролировать давление пара. И запрещен контакт эпоксидной смолы с продуктами питания.
The pressure is regulated with the original overpressure valve, at around 4 bar. So there should be no problem. But normally you need an additional valve for stuff like this, same concept like pressure cookers.
But with his cup, I would never use that.
I know, right? I was thinking the same thing!
dipping a soldering lead into the milk!!!
Not a hack! That’s engineering!
What's the hack?
Is that an Amapiano beat
That’s not FairPlay! you’ve copied my hole video!! Idea, design and every trick is from my video🥺
I came here just for the DIY handle, so pretty, I'll try to do it. thanks.
Please don't give people ideas that would end up in poisoning.
When you have certain number of viewers who admire you (and would potentially copy your "hack"), then take the responsibility for what you're putting out there and at least let it be clear that this is not suitable for human consuption. Unless you care for views only, of course, in which case you don't have to and all is fine.
The term “Hack” is clearly relative.
The music sounds African.
It has Amapiano flair to it.
Where are you from?
That milk was totally not steamed properly
at first I was like, what the f is saop xD
It's not a proper coffee without the taste of soldering tin.
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