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Thank you for posting this lovely conversation! I hope the book gets translated into English, as many people who don’t understand Dutch could benefit from it…

Useless video.

very cool concept of video

Congratulations! Your on your way.

This raises the question, how does James Bond drink his coffee? Does he even take coffee breaks?

That's one heck of an experience... keep it up man.

Interesting conversation. Thank you. I believe that we need the far right around for many reasons. Balance of ideas. There's always a need for balance. They will protect us from communism. You said that you are comfortable with communist, but if they ever take charge your business is over, and you and your very sweet daughter will be living in a tiny concrete flat in some dreary high-rise where the elevator sometimes works along with your heating, and you'll be working ten hours a day in some factory for six days a week, and be provided with very little food. History has proven this. What your daughter will be subjected to in school will evaporate that wonderful positivity that you are teaching her by example. I could go on with this, but I'm sure that you've gotten the point. Law and order. This is a tough one for me, because I'm a compassionate and understanding man, but public safety is the cornerstone of a successful society. The far right has the ability to put victims of crime at a higher level of importance over criminals than we do. We could strike a balance with them on this and have a safe thriving community along with rehabilitation that includes mental health counselling, and career build training for the incarcerated. Locked care, if you will. One last thing. there's a certain group that is, as it stands now, incompatible with with western style democracy, and they have to be kept out at all cost until they mature as a society. For your daughter's sake. You know exactly who I am talking about. I'm an old liberal, and after seeing many things I have come to these conclusions. Take care.

I bought the part and still the problem exist

Karl

Get to some woodworking, CCC, and you'll gain an audience. The more mistakes the better, because is great for newbies. Trust me on this.

Hello, I would love to involve in your work. I'm a masters student at VUB. I'm very much interested in the field of angiosperm taxonomy and seed studies. Please make a video on "Opportunities for master's students". It would be really helpful to design their career in the field of taxonomy. Regards, John

Great summary, Christophe!

I've now lost track of all the table saws I have. I make certain to leave most of the blade hidden low in the saw. Enjoy and stay safe!

Congratulations on your new saw! I started out with a 1970's Craftsman 113. Loved it, but it was a death trap. Even after the new fence! Hahah! I saved up over 10years and just got my Sawstop last year. It is definitely a slippery slope! Hahah!

Okay, first thing to do is watch a few youtube videos on how to calibrate your new saw. They will explain to you how to make sure that your blade is set straight and at a ninety degree angle and perfectly aligned with your fence. There are very inexpensive digital tools to help in this process, and you'll want to double check from time, to time with those tools to make sure that everything is still true, so the money is well spent. These simple steps along with using your riving knife will almost eliminate any kickback that you rightly fear. To eliminate any chance of kickback; again go to youtube and watch ten, or so videos on table saw safety, and you'll be set and confident to use your new saw. Don't use the saw until you've done these things. I'm writing this out of love 🙂 Next, and this is the fun part. Build yourself a crosscut sled. This is the safest and the most pleasant way to use your new saw (watch videos on youtube to learn how to properly make one), it's so much better than using a miter gauge; with the exception only when you're making an actual miter cut, and even then a crosscut sled can be built for that too. I hope that you actually slip down that woodworking slippery slope. It's so healthy for the soul. Regards, I enjoyed the content, young man. Thank you. ( Retired Plumber - No apprentices to teach - Children have flown the nest - Grandkids live to far away - The wife has other hobbies that I know nothing about - So your it :-)

Looking forward to your new adventures! Safety always first :)

You should consider a series of this kind of videos! I really enjoyed watching it! Enjoy your coffee guys :)

Great video! What music was there in the background?

👊 "Promo sm"

Does the song have a reference to coffee?

Could the dark roast be the standard way to export the coffee to Europe and US?

Thank you, is the coffee research path similar the the curved path of thr stepping stones you took?

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Sadly I didn’t seem to be able to participate from the UK, but I was impressed by your vision.

Thank you for explaining the metaphors so clearly! 1:52

Glad to be on this video

What a complete and utter waste of time. Thanks for showing me nothing! - You can't even set the machine up!!

It happened to me when I used third part portafilter with double sprouts. Basically, the ears have a tiny different height and the portafilter moves while the extraction. Eventually it explodes and the gasket get popped out. As suggested, replacing the gasket (really cheap) can solve this, or replacing the portafilter (a bit more expensive). Thanks for the video!

Thank you, what is going on with the socks?

Looks good, very stylish!

Lol you gotta let it de-gas for a few days

Another great episode with Karl, my favorite co-host

From what age can coffee enthusiasts start to experiment with coffee?

Great background audience!

Would you recommend to try an english beer? They may not be accustomed to a bitter taste...

This happens when i use a double-shot basket for a single-shot amount of coffee

Francis, how do you maintain a consistent temperature profile? Robusta seems to need a special kind of roasting?

You can probably roast longer if you increase the amount of coffee in the roaster as more beans will soak up more heat and stretch you roast out longer.

Excellent! It’s always something original in your channel.

I've heard with robusta you have to roast the beans longer. I'm averaging 10-11 mins to get full city on my Gene Cafe with most Arabica. Have you tried a darker roast with Robusta?

Nice rhymes, does robusta add something to one's rhythm?

Another great production! Birthday greetings and I hope you enjoy getting the scales calibrated.

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you are so cool i learned so much from you

Thank you dear Francis for your wise voice-over, I wonder why did the Europeans neglect the Kardamom and other herbs in the official coffee tradition? More importantly did we loose perhaps one of the essential elements about the coffee ritual, namely the hospitality, in our speedy consumption culture?

Very enjoyable presentation of this project.👍🏻

Was "the little holy thing" a holy grail? (During the screwing process)

Very interesting - can I ask, where did you source the beans? They’re huge. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing scenery