how big is the hole in the middle. i need to keep an espresso maker from falling into the fire
1615953
The tem I received looks slightly different then the picture in that it has four cross supports under the rings. The inner ring is six inches in diameter, but the four cross supports leave an unsupported opening in the center of about 3 inches in diameter.
1615954
The inner most circle is 5 inches across but the pieces that hold the rings together go in farther leaving a 2 inch hole
1615955
Mine was an older version and had rods extending out toward the center that would support anything 4 inches and up. Remember the fire ring will be 5 inches or more. I would use a camp coffee pot on it. If yours is glass with a plastic handle like a Mr. Coffee pot, I wouldn't recommend using it.
1615956
There are (4) base supports with an approximate space of (3) three inches space.if the base of your maker is 3 inches it should work. Flame is circular and the maker will set on the ring support ok .
1615957
The ítem I received looks slightly different then the picture in that it has four cross supports under the rings. The inner ring is six inches in diameter, but the four cross supports leave an unsupported opening in the center of about 3 inches in diameter.
1709343
I bought my husband a Stella espresso maker and they are now out of business so no gaskets. He was able to measure and buy something that worked from StovetopItaly.com
1451924
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.
1994372
5 1/8 inches. I hope your coffee maker does not have a heated base. These cups are plastic with a slip resistant base.
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Roughly about 7 inches. Maybe a bit more depending on how close to the front end of the piece you put whatever you are going to use it for. I use mine for my coffee maker. I had a black one like the previous person that answered, but this one looks so much better.
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It's about 4-7/16" tall. Or about 4.5" and 3-1/4" across not counting the spout. Sorry I don't have a centimeter tape handy. That makes it deep enough to be difficult to use with my Mr. Coffee ECMP50 espresso maker. Might be fine with a larger more expensive espresso maker.
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3 holes---but it is a 4 cup filter, I much prefer the coffee made with a porcelain vs plastic, must hold the heat better....brought a Melitta set (filter and pot) back from Germany MANY years ago but lost it in my divorce!! This one is heavy and works nicely.
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Sorry to be so long getting back to you. Just a low ridge as I recall. It could get knocked off because there is no room for a flange since it sits so close to the coffee. I got mine for camping but gave it away when I opted for high end instant, which is simply less hastle when camping. Still love my Melitta at home though.
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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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Pour in 10 oz. (296 ml.) of water, which goes right below the valve tip. 8 oz. (237 ml.) of coffee will be extracted to the top bin. The remaining 2 oz. stays in the boiler in the bottom to keep it from warping the unit. The Amazon product details are wrong, as it is on many web sites. Do NOT fill the boiler with more than 10 oz. (296 ml.) as you run the risk of the unit exploding (do not cover the tip of the valve). The most Moka espresso you will get from the 6-cup stovetop pot is 8 oz.
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However, I looked a little closer at mine and the "stem" in the middle is not round so it might not fit on the stem in the Percolator! Check that out first before cutting the hole!
2190380
Does what fit the Pezzetti 6 cup espresso maker? I need more information in order to respond to the question.
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.
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There is a tuning screw. At its finest setting is pretty fine (espresso). At its lowest is good for percolators. I cant give you an exact figure though. If you need something out of ordinary, research more.
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It fits standard 55mm or the basic coffee holder/basket in any manuel espresso maker. The 55mm is universal. I would buy a better quality one, though, this one tarnishes after the first wash and is not very heavy or balanced. You get what you pay for, right. I would recommend spending a little bit more if you are going to keep it a long while. I would also recommend seeing one in person before buying. This looks small, but it is really big in size.
2059756
3-3/4 inches including a thick bottom. Too small for American coffee. May be good for espresso or cappuccino.
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Get a different machine. I bought a $20 stove top unit at IKEA that makes 6 cups of espresso. It's stainless steel and wonderful. My experience with the Espressione was awful too.