How To Make Pour Over Coffee Maker (DIY)

[@SchafferSaurus]

It's a fancy funnel stand...

[@theseconddarrin3788]

SchafferSaurus All pour-over coffee makers are simply funnel stands. If you can't appreciate something handmade just because it's simple maybe you should stick to fail videos.

[@ExhaustedScarf]

@@theseconddarrin3788 I doubt it's as much being unable to appreciate the simplicity, as much as it is being let down from expecting higher functionality from such an expensive project. Copper piping ain't cheap

[@Sully365]

Seriously, that's about 50 bucks in copper pieces.. (USD)

[@DonnieBrasco-dy9yd]

@@ExhaustedScarf Yeah, copper piping is very cheap...

[@DonnieBrasco-dy9yd]

@@Sully365 50 dollars?!?!? How will he survive?

[@crazyobservations3080]

that's a very expensive funnel holder upper

[@alexandersupertramp7191]

looks awesome, but it's just a glorified stand. I was hoping steam would be involved.

[@ExhaustedScarf]

Myself as well, friendo. It would be neat to see a coffee brewer that specifically steams the bean in a high pressure chamber, then condenses the newly made coffee steam into coffee.

[@ngocdiy4817]

Nice,I love coffee related tools.

[@santiagogutierrez5296]

The best steampunk builder

[@frankpolo2088]

Very nice,copper is my favorite material.

[@lapilibra4672]

Idea and work 10/10!

[@modustrial]

I'm really enjoying your creativity and unique style. I'd love to see a video or two with voiceover and/or text overlay explaining a bit more about the materials and techniques you use, and your design process.

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you, in the near future I want to voice my videos, but at the moment I'm still very badly talking in English to voice my videos.

[@modustrial]

Totally understood -- where are you from? Maybe try your native language plus English subtitle generated by Google Translate to start? Either way, keep up the cool projects. You've inspired me to incorporate some copper elements in a future build for my channel.

[@BanjoShow]

I'm from Ukraine but for many years I live and work in Greece. A few days ago, I saw your videos, very good projects, and you have a good start to creating a good channel. I wish you creative successes.

[@modustrial]

Thanks much! I still think it is amazing how KZbin allows makers from all over the world to share and be inspired by one another. Дякую багато Я все ще думаю, що це дивовижно, як KZbin дозволяє творцям з усього світу поділитися та надихати один одного.

[@BanjoShow]

I completely agree with you, really cool.

[@wladimirevangelista]

I don't like coffee, but, i really liked your coffee maker style. It's very beatifull. Congrats from Brazil.

[@davidledieu2399]

I hear all the comments below but just wanted to add a 'well played dude!' for bringing a well mixed video of the process and the product itself. Very cool.

[@GaryDeWitt-t6p]

I've had good luck with clear epoxy and copper, as in floor lamps. Still sturdy after 20 years, saves you all that filing.

[@kazadthebad9995]

Beautiful art

[@suziecreamcheese211]

So clever and a thing of beauty.

[@HarvilleMakes]

Love your videos!!!

[@josephblazei1126]

Beautiful work! One word of advice if I may. Take your time when applying the flux to the tubing. The solder will only flow where the flux has cleaned the copper. If you take your time fluxing, the clean up will be much less tedious. Cheers!

[@LinasWonderland]

This is absolutely amazing! You should sell them on etsy or some other page. I would love to get that for my boyfriends birthday! I'm sure I could never make this on my own.... Keep up your good work!

[@dennisstevenson1608]

Would you please make a video of a steam punk manual espresso machine? I’m interested in making one; the La Pavoni brand manual espresso machines are simple mechanics but cost $1500. I’d like to see the same design applied with standard plumbing pieces like what you use. Maybe use an old fire extinguisher tank for the boiler, use a dimmer switch on the heating element to control wattage(heat). Attach a pressure gauge and a steam wand. I’d do it if I had the time. Seems like it’d be your cup of tea and it would sure as hell make my day.

[@p.schaafsma3954]

Nice piece of functional art.

[@VanDamArtisan]

I bet you were a pro at soldering by the end of this project! That's a lot of fittings!

[@VernePomraning]

Awesome music, fancy fancy coffee funnel holder that required a lot of work. looks nice you steampunker!

[@1deepstar]

Sweet.... nice design for pour over set up.... I would use a steel funnel but the glass looks good....

[@BuildStuffwithAJ]

This is by far the coolest coffee maker I've ever seen!

[@DenisSamazhen]

It would be great to realize a vacuum coffee maker (siphon) in this style

[@BanjoShow]

Great idea, thank you.

[@djembeboyzach]

funny as i was watching it and misread the title. thought it was going to be a siphon. looks great though :)

[@iahelcathartesaura3887]

The gorgeous steampunk beauty of this would surely make any coffee taste way better! And make your kitchen look grand too! It definitely fill my morning with a sense of sheer, minimalistic yet opulent abundance 👍🏆😃💖 I love the beaker too! Great touch. I wonder if you've made a French press as well... I will check to see. All the heat in all you do! Wow. I feel deeply happy simply from watching your videos. Thank you.

[@r.arabian3056]

I like it. I think it would make an interesting conversation piece and it is functional. Good job. Art is always in the eye of the beholder and I appreciate what you created.

[@bilos1993]

Εξαιρετικές όλες οι ιδέες σου! Μπράβο φίλε! 👍👍👍

[@BanjoShow]

Ευχαριστώ )

[@brentjames9388]

Looks really nice says the plumber, but that’s quite a few hours put in to make that thing, I think I’ll just stick to my French press. Thank you

[@Agent-gs9su]

This video was oddly relaxing.

[@michaelplaas5295]

Extremely cool project, excellent design. Thumbs up and a subscription

[@jpomfret68]

Nicely done sir.

[@BanjoShow]

Thanks)

[@alexmunoz3581]

Beautiful

[@altepost3805]

Such a nice work - and then he is pouring hot water in the filter... igitt!!! I expected at least the water be boiled by something in the copper tubes and gently dripping through the coffee....

[@keithcleghorn5102]

That is very cool. What an artist can do with materials at hand. Amazing absolutely Amazing. The effort that went into this project was impressive. Thank You

[@jrcandu8345]

Congratulations, I liked your idea.

[@tctime]

Looks cool I might have a fitting problem. By the way.... cool and unique is not a waste money.😎

[@scottgilliland2061]

It’s a beautiful piece! Well done!

[@edvargo291]

Coolest thing EVER!!!!!

[@schraubenschussel]

Remove the flame, after you heated the copper and then tap the solder. Otherwise the soldering will burn.

[@Darkmatter321]

Great video

[@mebanhmi]

Too amazing craftsmanship. Admire your how-to video. Thank you so much.

[@mykahlifischer379]

That's awesome

[@coppersteampunkdesignbydmi5775]

Nice work!!!

[@Currywvrst]

Nice! I definitely build this for my Caravan

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you, do not forget to share your project on our Facebook page)

[@RepairLab]

Soooooo nice dude! Well done!

[@BanjoShow]

Many thanks, my friend!

[@augusto6952]

The project is beautiful and stonishing. However, the only thing I didn´t like is the Erlenmeyer flask to put the coffee.

[@christopherzimmerman5104]

That's a lot of work to get your morning cup of joe! It's quite a neat piece.

[@SageRonin]

Truly inspired and inspiring work!

[@CStewart0416]

That is fantastic!

[@alexgloba9.90]

Вот это заморочился!) Однозначно нравится)

[@samaker4]

Great build, brilliant video. Thanks

[@pedrorodrigues7816]

u could have made a one-way valve from the heater to the top, thus using only one heater, but it looks awesome, great video and keep it up

[@MrDavidlfields]

Beautiful work as always. A few more steps and you’d have made a coffee siphon. Would have been a great addition to your steampunk series. Stay gold

[@nakedsphynxlake]

Really cool keep the vids going

[@BanjoShow]

Thanks!

[@MCsCreations]

Really beautiful work, bro. A tip: I made a mini electric (and rechargeable) coffee mixer a few time back. And, I don't know, but I think it would be beautiful made with copper pipe. (I used PVC).

[@NickmanTraceur]

O damn this can't be so amazing to watch let alone to build those things. Instant subscribe.

[@CUBETechie]

The spiral could be fill with water and using a lighter or a candle to boil the water which vaporate on the top of the tube and drops on the coffee.

[@chaoringmeister]

That's a really beautiful project, should produce really tasty results too. I can imagine a good add on to this would be an automated water delivery system.

[@fortunefed8719]

A sealed Erlenmeyer flask over a candle with a small copper pipe coming out the top would do the trick! As the water boils, the pressure from the vapor would push the water up the pipe and into the coffee. Add a few coils to the pipe and it may be the perfect 200F when it hits the coffee.

[@Samrules4ever]

You are what I call a genius. I am so impressed. Thanks for sharing an art, a passion and your smarts. Fantastic!

[@-AnyWho]

my electric 6 cup maker broke like a year ago cuz i forgot to turn it off so i cut the cord off stuck a permanent filter basket in it and boil the water on the stove and pour it in by hand. lol, works great! ... now if i could only figure out away to get the top part to hold more water so i could dump all the water in at once so i could walk away while its dripping thu then it would be even better but for now its works ...

[@99rylee]

Cool project

[@BM-yy8db]

It's amazing and in a way refreshing to see what kind of beautiful creative things you make with largely pre-made parts, I also like these current videos in you making items other than lamps. (Don't get me wrong though, your lamps are phenomenal)

[@BanjoShow]

Thanks for the comments and kind words in the near future I have a new lamp project ;)

[@davehernandez4177]

Fantastic

[@JacobSteed]

This is so cool. You just earned yourself another subscriber!

[@Pointtostones]

Thumbs up. I would enjoy making and using one of these. One question though. What mad man puts a cup of hot coffee in glass? lol

[@klifhanger2007]

Mooi gemaakt

[@jasond.6678]

I would add little cork feet and some type of material under the beaker and viola ..very nice looking I like that.. nice art work you do

[@yannickgalvan]

MAGNIFIQUE SUBLIME C'EST TRÈS BEAU

[@nicolasalexandre8159]

c'est vrai c'est magnifique....👍

[@liciomatos]

Hey man! Your job is amazing, but I keep asking myself would are the material you using and where you this hardware stuffs. Tks! Nice work! I am waiting for the part 2 of the lighter

[@ExhaustedScarf]

I love your work, man. Keep it up!

[@ericwhitlow7364]

Looks amazing.

[@JF_Projects]

Verry cool made....

[@BanjoShow]

Thanks.

[@cootason]

Nicely made :)

[@frankortolano5886]

brilliant, ,,I'm gonna make it

[@zeekdesign2190]

Nice!

[@pnelpe]

Genial, muy bonitos trabajos y grandes diseños....gracias por compartirlo

[@Daynaleo1]

Wow, that is love!

[@futtyenglish]

very nice

[@user-xs9ow8of1y]

I don't know if this has been said already, but you should make kits for all your little projects like this one and sell them. You make a lot a cool shit.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Real coffee lovers make theirs in a plunger pot/French press. A single pass of water through a filter just doesn't cut it in household sizes. Restaurants use commercial sized drip brewers but that process just doesn't seem to translate very well to a smaller home size unit. Once you've had press coffee you'll realize what you've been missing, and the pots don't cost that much.

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[@BanjoShow]

Thank you)

[@liamoreilly2008]

And you sir, need to find where the (brackets) live on your keyboard.

[@User-r5w2n]

Liam O'Reilly those are [parenthesis]

[@inalichaev]

Please make a clock from the gas-discharge indicators, it seems to me that you will get it very nicely, and we will be able to repeat it. Спасибо! )

[@BanjoShow]

I'm already working on two nixie Clock projects, but you have to understand that it will not be soon. Пожалуйста)

[@sarkysark]

Dope.

[@skillful_DIY_fan]

really great project. Really good design.

[@twigletts8433]

Amazing just amazing love your work please keep the amazing hard work

[@MegaMalev]

500 лойс от меня))) просмотрел , как всегда на одном дыхании. Боюсь представить сколько времени ушло на зачистку труб от припоя!?)))

[@BanjoShow]

Спасибо, было чем заняться 2 часа)

[@zedhaead]

Man you are crazy. Found your chnnel today and your works are great. Greetings from israel.

[@TedKoletsos]

awesome!

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you my friend)

[@Merassh]

I wish i know you and be your student. Seriously this is the only job i wanna do rest of my life.

[@ДенисПчелинцев-у7ф]

блин вопрос на засыпку а где ты берешь такую трубку и уголки и заглушки где это искать ?

[@keshlalish5586]

have a suggestion, spray it with a layer or 2 of clear to prevent oxidation

[@jorgeescobedo2729]

awesome, how do you make the copper coil?

[@chrisalister2297]

Amazingly awesome!

[@Thibaultbrannan]

amazing !

[@Tjm5656]

This looks like it's all half inch pipe and fittings correct??

[@lhit6795]

Πολύ καλό φιλε!

[@BanjoShow]

Ευχαριστώ!

[@meekinsstevenmeekins]

Nice.

[@xavierdeabreu1991]

Nice

[@QuackGoesTheDuckQuackQuackQuac]

That is one elaborate, expensive stand. Looks cool though :)

[@wizardman42]

Cam we say OECD ?? Beutiful copper job.