How many holes are in the cone?
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One, with ridges to hold the filter paper away a bit to allow seepage through the filter to run down the sides and go out the hole.
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Just one small hole, you place the filter in and pour a small amount to dampen the coffee grounds and then slowly fill to your desired cup level. Easy and pure coffee the natural way.
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There is one opening at the bottom of the filter. I usually add about half the water at a time. It makes great tasting coffee, just remember to clean the cone after each use.
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There are actually 6 holes to choose from, 2 holes on the front end and 1 hole plus 3 slots on the far end. The best choice is to use the combination of holes farthest from each other, which is 11.25". The nearest combination of front hole to nearest slot is 7.5". All the other combinations range in between.
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Mine came with 2x0.8mm & 1x1.4mm cones, 1x2.7mm flat and 2 larger ones which I'm not likely to use any time soon. I'm planning to get myself 1 or 2 smaller flats for the kind of work I use this iron for.
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this cone has 3 holes... fortunately i kept the old holder with only one hole..it works much better for me.for some reason the filter papers tend to lay on the holes and block the coffee from filtering down into the container. i usually end up holding the filter paper up just a bit on one side then it works just fine...i get tired of this and go back to my old filter holder. when i have guests over i use both holders ...the one with only one hole finishes filtering the coffee before the new one is 1/2 way down.[perhaps i have a defective one ???]
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Probably 27 holes. There is normally about 25% left after 18. However, I only use the GPS function which works great.
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There are a 100 holes in the drill and desing set. There are enough to fill all the holes and then some. Awesome toy! We've had 3 years of playing with it and my son still loves it. It is fun to watch how they go from basic drilling the screws in and out to building the desings. It was a great purchase!
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Don't know...4 inches deep...4 inches wide at the top...2 inches wide at the bottom of the cone/tierHope that helps.
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There are 3 cutting blades and holes are various sizes. Don't know exact sizes and machine not here to check.
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Hard to tell. Could be just a few, going in all directions, or could be a dozen or more. The traps did not work for us. We started digging out 1' square holes every time we found a new mound....clearing the dirt out of the pathway(s) that ran to the hole, and setting off the gas "dynamite" sticks, then covering the hole we had dug, and watched the smoke seep from around the edges. After a while, we finally got all of them...we think. Good luck. They sure make a mess!!!Ben (Bellingham, WA)
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It is definitely not cone shaped. It is round from top to bottom. Hope that helps!
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There is approximately a 1" diameter hole in the center that is not covered. The rest is.
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We use #4 cones. Just take a sissor and cut a small triangle cut in the bottom. Not hard to figure it out.
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Not sure which holes you mean... they look quite small. I took a photo but can't seem to upload it with this post.
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No. There are 5 tiny holes less than 3/16 of an inch in diameter and spaced about 1.5 inches apart.
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No. The holes are about 2mm X 2mm square. This equates to mesh size 9 or 645 holes per sq inch. It is recommend to to have mesh size 30 and above for no-see-um which have holes about 0.6 mm X 0.6 mm square.
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2, one that you can see in this picture and the other is located in the opposite corner. It's anchored using loc-title and has worked perfectly. The 5 round is too long in my opinion. This one fits perfectly!
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two. use on either hand. the holes are slits so the unused hole is not noticed.