how big is the hole that the finished coffee comes out of?
750416
The hole itself is about one eight inch. The stabilization tube around the hole is about three quarters inch in diameter and is one and one half inch long.
750417
very small. About 1/4 inch. This coffee is really great. The boiling hot water poured over the grounds makes full bodied coffee. I have used this cone for quite a while and have been making Melitta filter coffee for 40 hers. I had flirted with Mr. Coffee type brewers for a while, but we always come back to this basic, but easy method.
750418
It is the same size as every other melitta cone. There is a pipe that extends into the thermal carafe to give the filter stability. It is approximately an inch in diameter. The actual hole for liquid to flow through is small. I am out of the country so can't be more precise.
750419
I can't give you an exact measurement as I haven't any calipers quite that small. It is a drip system, however I widened the hole with a hot skewer as I kind of steep my coffee on low heat, then strain it. The thing that I like most is that I'd fits right on top of my thermos.
750420
I don't have any calipers, but it looks to me to be a quarter to a third of an inch in diameter.
112560
I can't measure the hole, but it does not fit my reusable plastic straws from starbucks as the plastic is too thick. The opening is a diamond shape, and single use straws fit great.
970203
First, the screw on area is a pressure relief valve. DO NOT mess with the pressure relief valve as it stops the pot from exploding, which could be VERY BAD! I am having the same problem with my espresso maker. The easiest fix is to fill the coffee so it is level with the top of the basket; do not tamp it down. That should allow the coffee to flow freely and to make good espresso. Still having the problem? Then the relief valve is facing forward. I think it will slowly turn more and more to the side as the gasket wears in. Until that happens, try pouring the coffee from the side of the pot. After brewing coffee, a little water remains in the lower pressure chamber. When you pour the pot, that water can cover the pressure valve and blows out the hole. Just tip the pot so that the water doesn't cover the hole and you should be fine.
1411852
Aprox 2" high and anywhere from 4" to 8" circumprence. It expands pretty well. Will never use anything else! Very durable. I don't put in dishwasher. Coffee comes out easily after brew :) haven't found 1 issue with it so far!
153199
It is reaallllly big. Probably a 10 inch diameter for the cup, maybe 11 inches for the saucer. The african violet I planted in it is dying. :(
444471
There is some wiggle room. If it were pressed with no space, it would force the grounds back into the coffee. At least that's what I've figured. Mine has wiggle room and the coffee is great.
537787
I didn't measure it, but it is about 3 feet long. It is not exactly the best cup out there. It heats up the coffee very well, HOT, HOT, HOT. There is no temperature control on it, so it gets up to 160 degrees. There are others out there that can have an exact temperature set and it will keep it at that.
925134
There isn't. But since the coffee comes out so lukewarm, I think you somewhere fairly square in the middle. Really not a fan of this machine.
880377
I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot. I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel... » Read More I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot. « Show Less
1464973
I don't have it close to measure but it's bigger than a half dollar. It won't fit in small holes.
1451923
Looks like 9cm (+- 1mm). The lid on mine was garbage. Don't get me wrong, if you like coffee dripping down your front, this is the lid/cup for you. I got the black cup all of the black has flaked off. It has never been in a dishwasher or fully submerged in water (because I believed the care instructions). This cup does do a fantastic job of keeping the hot stuff hot and the cool stuff cool, and all I have to say about that is "how does it know?" I don't know nothin' 'bout no Aeropress. Hope this is helpful.
639766
2 7/8" outside, 2 1/8" inside. Someone else measured the inside as 2 3/16 which may be correct. I'm not that detailed. It fits 2 different coffee makers I have.
2005645
Not a clue. Seems to vary with mine depending on how compact the coffee is in the portafilter.
1491034
I measured 6 and 3/4 inches without the lid. 7 3/4 with lid. But I suggest keeping the lid off while adding coffee, otherwise it's just plain messy.
2257365
I know this is an old thread, but for those of you who are having this problem, drill a tiny hole in the bottom of the filter basket (not the inner layer, the outer layer is what you want.) The hole should be only slightly larger than the holes that are already there, and should not go through the inner layer. Problem solved. The larger grounds won't go through the inner holes at all, and the finer ones (usually there are a few) will flow out the hole in the bottom. Also use a good grinder. I use a Jura Capresso.
26778
If you were to pour 1/4 cup of liquid, it would just cover the center "hole." However, if you were to put that much batter in, it would rise up and fill in the "hole" at the top. I did this on one occasion just to have an indented "muffin" (rather than a donut) where I could put berries.
957752
Husband says about an inch and a quarter for the soap thing hole. You don't have to use it you know. Just use a plug they have to cover it. Blends in