Testing my pole lathe turned wooden filter coffee drip-brewer

Hey, so this is basically a wooden v60, which probably isn't something you've seen before.
It was turned from endgrain oriented Jacaranda on my pole lathe. I used the same forged hook tools I use for endgrain mugs.
It made a tasty coffee but I'm still chasing down some funny aftertastes that are coming from the oil finish on the wood.
What do you think ‪@jameshoffmann‬ ?
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#greenwoodworking #coffee #filtercoffee
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Bach Goldberg Variations BWV. 988 - Variation 3
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[@Almostnakedape]

Awesome, I'd love one of these. I see you using the James Hoffmann brewing method. :D

[@Zie_carpentry]

Hello froend

[@thebodgingbigfoot4014]

Interesting. You finished the inside with oil i see. Depending on the wood do you think it'd be better to leave it unfinished

[@jones_trees_and_treen]

Yes I do think unfinished would be better, it leeches oil into the coffee, which obviously isn't desirable.
I thought I would be able to fully cure the oil to prevent that but it didn't end up being the case.