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Thanks for checking out my video and your question. Using a stronger spring in the tamper allows you to apply more pressure to the coffee grounds. This results in a denser puck, which can help water stay in contact with the coffee longer, potentially extracting more flavors. However, a denser puck can also make it harder for water to penetrate evenly, increasing the risk of channeling if the pressure balance isn’t correct. You can fine-tune this balance through trial and error, adjusting the grind size and tamping technique to achieve the best extraction.

Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment! I appreciate the tip and will definitely give Ethiopia a try. I've tried Nicaragua and Sumatra before but haven't had the chance to explore Ethiopian coffee yet. Is it a dark roast? What do you like most about it?

@@TeosTake It's on the lighter side, slightly fruity like most Ethiopia beans. A tip is to increase the yield a bit for it.

Thank you so much. Definitely going to give it a try. Happy brewing.

Hi! Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment. Unfortunately, the beans don’t have a “Roasting Date”-just an expiration date like most store-bought coffee. That said, I find them much better than other store-bought beans I’ve tried, and I appreciate that they’re organic. Hope this helps!

Thanks for checking out my video and your comment. I love the organic Costco coffee beans. I highly recommend it.

Hi! Thanks for checking out my video and for your question. Both machines are excellent, but they have some major differences. Both are built with similar quality, but the Gevi is larger and takes up about twice the space of the Bambino. I use the Gevi at home, where I can take my time and enjoy the coffee-making process. It has a 58mm portafilter, a PID and Dual Temperature Control system, and a pre-infusion feature, similar to the Breville Bambino. The steam function on the Gevi isn’t as quick as the Bambino’s 3-second start-up, but it’s still fast and powerful enough for my needs. I use the Bambino at my office-it’s compact, consistent, and quick, taking up much less space. The only drawback is its smaller water container compared to the Gevi EzBru1000. I enjoy experimenting with different techniques and recipes on the Gevi, which offers more of a “machine” experience. The Breville, on the other hand, is incredibly consistent and feels more like an easy-to-use appliance than a traditional espresso machine. I can confidently recommend both to anyone!

Hi, Thanks for checking out my video and your comment. Gevi steam wand requires almost flat angle to get good results. I usually go 1-2 ratio, but first coffee of the day, I go with 1-3 ratio. This time around 18grams of beans in 55-60 grams out. Retention is minimal, almost none with DF54. I try to maintain it really good with daily and quarterly cleaning.

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You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the review interesting. If you have any questions or want to know more about anything I covered, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching!

Hi! Thanks for watching my video and for your question. This tripod has a standard 1/4" camera screw on top, which allows it to connect with most cameras. As long as your Lumix camera has a compatible female adapter underneath, it should work just fine. Just keep in mind that it's essentially a selfie stick/monopod with short tripod legs, so make sure to place it on a stable surface for the best results. Thanks again, and good luck!

@TeosTake , hello .Thanks very for response. I appreciate for your answer. There are many devices like this some of them are cheaper some of them are much expensive .I even saw tripod for 9 euro and for 50 euro.Anyway thanks very much . Spaseebo bolshoe ( means thanks very much in Russ 😁)

Wow! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Our car is currently in the shop, and it turns out there’s over $7,000 in damages. To top it off, the other vehicle was totaled. I’m definitely not thrilled about all of this. I’m glad to hear you’re doing okay, though. We’re seriously considering a different brand for our next car-we are done with Subarus for sure!

I went with a CRV hybrid

@@michelehenry-w6w Great choice, congrats. That's our plan as well.

Thanks for cheeking out my video, glad you liked it.

Thanks for watching my video and for your questions! The AOCHUAN Smart G1 Gimbal Stabilizer includes a 19cm (7.5-inch) extension rod, offering flexible angle and perspective control for selfie shots. The OLED display also lets you monitor the gimbal’s status and mode while capturing selfies. Hope this helps! Cheek out the comments under the video prior to buying one, myself and some of the others had issues with pairing with GoPROs as well as DJI Osmo Action cameras.

Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching my video! I get a lot of compliments on my setup-especially the portafilter-and I really love it myself!

Glad you enjoyed it! I’m thrilled with my machine-it works like a charm every time. Dialing in my espresso drinks is so easy, and using it is a real joy. I’m always on the lookout for new and better gear to share with my subscribers. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment! I totally agree about the music-when I was editing, it didn’t sound this loud, but for some reason, it spiked after uploading. I’m working to improve each time, so I really appreciate the feedback!

I’m also having a tough time with my OA1. I think they need to release a firmware update to fix this issue, especially since they clearly mention in their listing that it’s compatible with the Osmo Action.

@TeosTake Very true, does yours seem to loose it's ability to stay controlled or does it lose control sometimes. My G1 loses control and sometimes does back flips or tuns in the wrong orientation. I'm debating getting another one.

I haven’t experienced that yet, but mine is very inconsistent. Sometimes it works flawlessly, while other times it can’t even hold steady. The device itself appears to be very well made, and while the firmware feels half-baked, it seems to be on the right track. I’ve already emailed them about these issues and suggested a firmware update to address both the stability issues and pairing problems. Hopefully, they’ll address these soon. I did not hear anything back so far!

@TeosTake In essence this I said what I am talking about. Inconsistent setting and loosing track sometimes turing the wrong way or even back flipping the wrong way.

I think they need to push a firmware update to fix these issues. It doesn't work with Osmo Action either. Very spotty!

Does it actually link up with the Action 5 Pro via Bluetooth?

@BadBobB No, it does not because DJI does make have Bluetooth pairing support does any devices except your cellphone.

@@technodronesogxl9783Thanks. No much value to that gimbal.

Best of luck!

Thank you for watching.

LOL... Yes it does look that way, but it works really well. It's really easy to create restrictions via Dyson app, directly on the map. Thanks for your comment and watching my video.

Hey, congrats on your new monitor! Thanks for your comment and for checking out my video. After reading your comment, I double-checked my monitor, and my stand doesn’t have the issue you mentioned. It sounds like your stand might be defective. I recommend reaching out to Samsung’s technical support. Let me know what they say!

Thanks

Thank you for your comment and checking out my video. Let me know when you get one. Cheers.

Brightness is excellent, did not have any problems with it.

Thanks for watching my video and for your comment! I totally agree-maintenance can be overwhelming. However, it has become a daily ritual for me, and I've been improving my quarterly deep cleaning. If I had to do it all over again, I’d probably choose a different grinder that requires less babysitting. Unfortunately, options are limited in this price range for flat-burr grinders.

Thanks for checking out my video and your comment. I tested it with my Osmo Action One, as shown in my video. The pairing was quick, but some features are quite limited. Currently, I don’t have an Osmo Action Five, so I’m unable to test it on that model. If you find a solution, let me know!

They list the G1 compatible with the Osmo 4 and I hope that this works with the Osmo Action 5 Pro. They have one listing saying Osmo 4 and one that does not. I bought the G1 and it arrives today. Now to get an Osmo Action 5 Pro since I'm going on vacation in 2 weeks. I got this for 79.00 after Amazon gift card credit. Lol

Thanks for your comment and for watching my video! I tested it with my OA1, and it somewhat worked. However, one of my viewers mentioned in the comments that they tried it with the OA5 and couldn't get it to work. I recommend keeping your receipt just in case you need to return it.

Thanks for checking out my video and your comment. I tested it with my Osmo Action One, as shown in my video. The pairing was quick, but some features are quite limited. Currently, I don’t have an Osmo Action Five, so I’m unable to test it on that model. If you find a solution, let me know!

Thanks for watching my video and for your comment! I completely agree-these pitchers do a great job. However, the frequency of descaling depends on your water hardness. Where I live, the water is very hard, so I have to descale every three months. Before using this pitcher, I had to descale my espresso machine and drip coffee maker every month. Bottom line: these types of pitchers definitely help!

@@TeosTake the thing is i have a little bit of hard water but when i test the water after comes out of the pitcher it’s soft and most or some any will tell you long as soft water is going onto the machine you’ll only need to descale mag engine every couple years. Whole latte love even says you may never have to descale. Back flush is different story. What are your thoughts? I have this pitcher and can be refilled 46-47 times is what I was told but may add a second pitcher the penguin one. Correction. Sorry I have the bwt illuminating light one from while latter love eve. Tho the light broke but you don’t need that anyway.

BWT is an incredibly innovative company, and I highly recommend their pitchers. If you’re already using one, you’ll appreciate that you don’t need to descale it. Just remember to change the filter every 4 to 8 weeks. To prolong the filter's lifespan and maintain its cleanliness, you can briefly boil the cartridge once a week. And don’t forget to wash the pitcher regularly! I usually buy a six-pack of BWT filters, which lasts me a year and costs under $40. I have the link to the six-pack filters in my video description.

@@TeosTake wow I e been changing every month but I was told it’ll last 47 full refills per cartridge. ?

@@TeosTake boiling it seems like it will leach out the components

Thanks for visiting my channel and for your question! I haven't tried the Fellow Opus grinder myself, but from what I've seen in Reddit groups, many Opus owners have switched to the DF54 and found it to be better grinder with less retention.

Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment! My car is currently in the body shop. If Subaru doesn't give me a clear answer when I take it in, I might trade it in for a Hybrid CR-V.

@@TeosTake they will not give you a straight answer. Why court action is involved. If taken to a Subaru dealer for repair beware. They do shady work. I’ve experienced it. I ask if you kept the vehicle because you should hire an attorney and have it inspected. By a person who knows how to run Subaru’s personal SS program. Very important to take pictures of the floor mats! Any injuries? Get them well documented! I can explain the malfunction to you if you would like.

I actually took it to a body shop operates under a local Chevy dealership, which has some sort of agreement with State Farm. We did take the pictures of the floor mats, they are fixed to the floor with hooks, Subaru branded floor mats. Please explain if you have time to comment.

@@TeosTake this might be a little confusing. I will do my best to keep it short. And I will answer any questions you. I’ll start with on the NHSTA web page, a recall of the BLS(WUE90). You’ll see others who have had SUA. Dating back to 2014. Look at the drive function of options of complaints. The BLS not only controls the illumination of brake lamps. It also locks and unlocks your transmission, the engine/transmission connection. This happens when you press the brake. It unlocks the transmission. When the BLS is failing is randomly locks and unlocks, giving you bad gas mileage and bad wear and tear on your transmission. Burning oil as the engine works harder. In the recall it states the BLS also affects the ABS and VDC, I hope you know a little about these! The VDC is a safety feature that is constantly monitoring, wheel speed, steering wheel position, yaw rate, and lateral acceleration. It can alter power received from engine too. The VDC and the ABS are constantly working together in milliseconds. The ABS is braking system designed to prevent slipping of tires, alongside with TPMS. In a malfunction in a ABS/TPMS the tire pressure in one or more tires could not be read. Signaling the VDC the fake alarm of a slip. This is why no one can find the cause of SUA… because the vehicle was doing what it was programmed to do. AWD is the first safety feature applied to prevent slipping, by applying ABS braking to those tires spinning and torque through the differential to other tires to help catch traction. This happens automatically! As is a program. Second is traction control. Brake booster is also null and void due to the BLS failure, as if you do not press the brake(operating failure) then mechanical failure. Safety features that are not so safe. So the AWD automatically kicks in even though you are stopped or driving, no brakes because the actual pedal isn’t strong enough to hold that much torque. Basically the BLS controls a lot in the vehicle. They have had 3 generations of the part, that have all cause this problem. No one has done anything about it.

Thank you for the incredibly detailed explanation. This closely mirrors what happened to my wife while she was backing out. To this day, she insists it wasn’t intentional-it felt like the vehicle had a mind of its own. It’s really frightening, especially since we use this car to take our daughter to school, pick her up, and for family trips. Once it’s out of the body shop, I’m definitely getting rid of it. I’m also exploring legal options to address this issue.

Thank you for checking out my video and your comment. I am glad I was able to help. I hope it'll work for you.

Thanks for the detailed comment! I learned a lot from it. My new Ozark Trail orange knife has been working great so far-mostly for cutting through Amazon boxes and the occasional envelope. The Bugout knife sounds like a high-quality option, but for someone like me with limited use, it might be a bit overkill.

@@TeosTake You're welcome, hope some of it was informative. I agree about the Bugout - it's well outside my price range for an EDC light-duty knife. I've been using a Civivi Mini-Praxis, but I've (at least temporarily) swapped it out for the OT knife to see how that holds up. I don't do any heavy cutting, pretty much the same as you - mail, delivery boxes, that kind of thing. So far so god, we'll see how it fares long term.

Thanks for watching my video and for the advice! I guess time will tell. The best part is, if it breaks or stops working, I’ll only be out $10.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience with the knife! I totally agree, for $10, it's a no-brainer to keep as a bugout option or just an extra tool you can rely on without worrying about the price tag. The steel liner reinforcement and the solid lock are definitely standout features, especially for something so affordable. I'm glad to hear that your blade lines up perfectly-mine was the same, and it's great when the quality holds up at this price point. Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching!

Thanks for checking out my video and for your question! According to Miicoffee, the sales outlet for Canada, and Turin, the outlet for the U.S., they apply food-safe grease to the threads before placing the dial cylinder to ensure smooth adjustments of the grind setting. Just be sure not to use the grease on the burrs. I also use grease myself, though I didn’t apply it in this video since it was the first disassembly for cleaning. Hope this helps!

Hi! Thanks for watching and for your comment-I totally agree with you. I usually do a weekly cleaning on Sunday afternoons. Occasionally, when I use oily dark beans from specialty roasters, my machine gets clogged after grinding 5-7 cups. A quick clean doesn't always cut it, so I have to bring out the heavy-duty tools for a thorough cleaning. Thanks again, and happy brewing!

@@TeosTake I guess that would be different. I get a light roast from a speciality roaster. Any beans I get, I make sure it's not oily. The oil is the real clogger. Light roast doesn't have that issue

Thanks for the visit.

Hi. It's the Base Model 2021.

Hi! Thanks for your question and for checking out my video. Knodos is a great brand with stylish, high-quality espresso gear, although they’re not as well-known as Normcore here in the U.S. Which brand to choose really depends on your personal taste and the gear you already own. If you're just starting out, I recommend Normcore since they offer a wider range of tools. Knodos has a more limited selection. I'd also suggest checking out MHW-3BOMBER, another brand with innovative espresso products. You can find Amazon links below the video for more details and to place an order. Thanks again for watching!

Thank you for your comment and for checking out my video! I completely agree with you about the senseless bill banning DJI products in the U.S. I have a feeling Canada might be next. My bigger issue, though, is DJI’s decision not to include a basic remote with the drone here in the U.S. In Canada and other countries, buyers are paying only slightly more and getting the Fly More Combo. Meanwhile, in the U.S., we only get the drone, a charger, and three batteries if we opt for the combo. It feels like DJI is making an emotional business decision and punishing its loyal fan base by stripping down their product for the U.S. market. As for the Hover X1, I didn’t jump on that bandwagon because of the camera quality. I expected a DJI product to be much better, especially considering their expertise and track record. Sadly, it doesn't even come close to the image/video quality of their most basic drone. You can pick up a "Mini 4K" for $299 these days and get much better results. That said, DJI is known for constantly improving their products through firmware updates, which is why I’ve been emphasizing, "Don’t buy this drone yet." In some ways, the delayed U.S. launch could work in our favor. By the time we get the Neo, DJI will likely have released a firmware update to address the known image quality issues. We'll just have to wait and see.

Congrats! I'm really happy for you. As long as the drone works for you, that's all that matters. I'm planning to wait and see when it becomes available here in the US, though we'll have to wait until October 9th.

@@TeosTake I want it for my hike and bike videos, my old Mavic 2 pro is waste for that kinge footage. I need somethnig small, lighwight and quick to use when I`m on the trail

Sounds awesome! Have you seen DCRainmaker's video? The Neo follows him through a densely wooded trail while he's running, just like a little loyal puppy. Definitely worth checking out!

@@TeosTake yes I saw his video...

Sounds like the Neo has been a huge upgrade for you, especially compared to the Tello! I agree, the Neo seems perfect for casual or hobby use, especially with its portability and ease of use. For commercial purposes, you're right-it might be a bit limited unless you're looking for a quick solution for basic tasks like roof inspections or social media content. Definitely not a powerhouse, but it seems to fill that niche pretty well! 😄 What do you think of the Fly More Kit so far?

Thanks for sharing. Mini 4 Pro is definitely a keeper!

Thank you! A 4" cup should work, but using a scale underneath might be tricky. You can always eyeball it though!

Hi, thanks for watching my video and for your question! The default resolution depends on your computer's video card output. If your system supports 4K, you'll get 4K. I connected mine to a Mac Mini M2, which supports up to 8K.

Hi! I’m really glad I could offer a different perspective. I completely agree-getting a good home roaster makes total sense. With some time and effort, you can achieve consistent results in espresso and milk frothing using the Bambino. The DF54 is more than enough for 3-5 cups of coffee in a home setting. While other machines might offer more automation, they often take away the fun of the espresso-making process. Even with my busy life, I make time every morning to spend 5-10 minutes brewing a couple of delicious cups of coffee for myself and my wife. Working on my latte art during that time gives me great satisfaction. Thank you again for watching my video and for your kind words. I hope you'll subscribe to my channel for more useful content. Have a great day, and happy brewing!

Hi! Thanks for your comment and for checking out my video. I watched the entire video again after reading your comment and didn’t notice more than one voice. Could it be that you might have two RUclips windows open at the same time?