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I bought the same one but with a different design at an antiques fair yesterday. I can't wait to brew coffee in it.

Mine has two parts to the filter part. And was wondering how it all fills with grounds

Mine is missing the thin black cap on the top , do i really need it? Also how do you put in a filter if the center has a tube coming up?

I had one of those!!

I really appreciate the informative video, but I gotta say dude. These pots were made to sit on a warm burner. So yes, I'm sure it did cool down considerably sitting on a table top. You must be under 50 years old. I was raised in a house with a drip pot, and have used one my whole life. The coffee is so much better in a drip pot than these new electric pots. Thanks for the info tho!

Ive found that putting a good handful of ice into the pot, makes it perk a bit longer, giving you a much stronger cup of Joe. I have the 8 cup model. Best cup of coffee for sure...

I just picked up an 8 cup version of this percolator at a thrift store for $3.00. One thing I noticed that's a little different, the diffuser that distributes water on top of the basket actually slides into it to sit directly on top of the coffee grounds. I have a number of these stove tops but have never seen this before. I can't see if there is any advantage one way or the other.

I think a reason your percolator is so pristine is that on the older electric stoves you had to use a metal, triangular coil beneath the pot. Couldn't make coffee without it

I have the Norelco 12 coffee maker, but it came with the dial a brew basket and no lid. I'm looking for the brew basket and lid for it. I've looked on ebay, but only seen the whole machine or the dial a brew basket.

My grandma has this percolator and I have never seen her use it. Now I know why lol

lol love it. Great editing

Some coffee makers brag about how many cups of coffee they can make, but they base those cups on a 6 oz cup of coffee, which is actually less, as if you have a 6 oz sized cup of coffee, you have to leave room for cream or milk. They did not super size portions back in the day.

You know, if say you woke up one day really hung over, the bottom portion of that coffee pot, would make the perfect sized portion for your hang over cup of coffee.

Change the gasket it will work better

Got myself a Norelco 12 with the carafe and dial-a-brew for $2 at an estate sale. Works well; it hits 200 degrees easy with the brew water. I appreciate its simplicity. Its looks are not at all out of place in a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances. I’ve wanted a Technivorm Moccamaster, but now I don’t think it may be that much better to be worth the price. I may also just sell my Bunn-O-Matic as this Norelco is just easier. EDIT: The Norelco is quite a powerful machine as it's rated for 1500 watts. Meanwhile, my Bunn is rated for 900 watts.

That looks like a normal percolator? When I looked up the Farberware "Robot" on eBay it had a glass globe on top and is a vacuum drip coffee maker.

I clean mine by running it for a cycle with a couple of cups of vinegar. Then, run a cycle with water. Then, run a couple of cycles with water and 2 cups of baking soda. Run a cycle or two with a full load of water to rinse off any baking soda and coffee sediment. Your coffee will taste better immediately with no bitterness or burnt coffee flavor. It's a miracle! By the way, Melita makes round Disc filters that fit perfectly inside the Farberware percolators. Happy brewing.

I have to admit....I've never seen one of those

Cool video! I just bought a 10-cup corningware percolator with the corn flower design (part of the recall) and we love it. Thanks for sharing

I wish the new models still had the glass top on them

Why have you left us, Nathaniel? Please come back.

How would u clean them what do you do

It’s “je ne sais quoi.”

I take mine camping. I remember directions for it saying you should let it steep for about 10 minutes after all the water has run through. I like how coffee tastes made in it.

If the upper chamber gets clogged i could Invision the lower pot violently imploding causing severe burns. Obviously there is no relief valve to prevent that from happening. Yikes!

Worked at Revere Ware in the 80’s. Wish I had one of these. I do have a set of pots, pans & skillets still new in the box.

Hi! I love your channel. I decided to purchase a good old fashioned percolator coffee maker after my piece of garbage coffee maker died. Horrible how such a great piece of engineering went down the tubes all in the name of saving pennies and making huge profits. Most things designed these days last a few years. Sad that society just accepts that and we just buy the same crap.

Hi Nathaniel, I don’t suppose you’re selling this pot. I’m interested to buy it😊 my best regards, Chris 🙏🏻

Where do you buy one of these thanks Kyle

Start with hot water in the pot and it percs in about 3 minutes. Then turn to low and set a timer for 8 minutes.

Where do the coffee grinds go in the dial a brew?

Thank you

I enjoyed seeing your demo of this pot in action. Wear-Ever was Alcoa's brand for an extensive line of aluminum cookware. My father sold Wear-Ever cookware both before World War II and after into the 50s; but had to switch jobs to making planes when aluminum "went to war" and civilian uses of aluminum were stopped. I have a 9 cup version of this pot, including some packets of 100 Wear-Ever filters for it, so filters were used, for the large pot at least.

Hey mr. Morehouse I just got a very similar looking pot from black and decker that still works called the coffeematic, but the insides look very nasty. Is there a way to clean the machine so it can be used for actual coffee making?? My best thinking is to scrub what i can reach and send some kinda cleaner thru it and many water runs before making actual coffee out of it. Thanks for the upload.

That is a great way to make good coffee

I have several of these Farberware percolators in different sizes. When you pick these up at flee markets often they have been turned in because they no longer brew hot enough and end the brew cycle too soon. This is because the thermostat is not good any more. That can be easily purchased from Amazon and replaced to have it working like new again.

These seem to go for 50 bucks on eBay, wish I had one, love yours!

This percolator is the score of my life! I just found mine at Goodwill for 4 dollars!!!! It's in absolutely perfect condition. I just can't even believe it still. Thank you for this review. I'm trying to learn everything i can about this model. It's so wonderful that I'm afraid to use it lol

Love these, I use them for the electric kettle without the percolating parts. Fast and hot.

Awesome video . Made me laugh

Found one like this , was hoping to see a logical way to get the coffee in the cup, but no magic here haha, the search continues

I just found one at the thrift store . The coffee tastes like 1979 to me. So yummy 😋

I purchased an electric pot with no cord, I'm trying to find out if I can use it on the stove

The video has two beginning's

I really want one 😰

I have this same percolator. I use it every day. With my gas stove top on high,it takes 7-8 minutes for the perc to start. Once it starts, I turn it down to low and let it perc for 8 minutes. I usually grind my beans very coarse and don’t use a paper filter. If all I have is ground coffee I use a Mellita wrap filter. This “six” cup pot makes two large mugs of coffee. Nice and HOT!

You used a wrap filter then didn’t wrap it😂😂😂.

I believe a gas range would be faster

Seems to work great as a humidifier. Also, if you put it on a timer to brew in the morning, the noise it makes as it finishes the brew would easily wake you up, working as an alarm. Three in one with the Norelco.

Turn the heat down to a medium setting once the perking starts. Let it perk for 8 minutes. Otherwise, you’ll be drinking coffee with a bitter and burned taste.