Check out my review of the Makita DCM501 12v/18v Coffee Machine Supported By Makita New Zealand & Supreme Coffee For more information: www.makita.co.... shopnz.coffees...
Great demonstration. I’ve just bought one of these and tomorrow is the first time on site with it...can’t wait now 😎 all the best from us all in the UK
Thanks for the review. Best one yet. Nearly wasn't going to consider it because in the other vids there seemed to be water and coffee mess everywhere. Handy tip on using the filter roast.
We were about to get one of them to drink coffee on job-sites, but then my colleagues and i thought it wasn't practical, so we buy pack of beers instead.
I had a Japanese coffee maker that you put fresh coffee beans in it, preset the timer so I have a great cup of coffee when I stumbled out of bed in the morning. Makita cordless coffee maker needed a cord when battery dies.
I was sceptical at first, until I saw your eyes roll to the back of your head when you smelled the bag of coffee. I only take advice about coffee from addicts. Thank you.
Sorry about that. I’m still learning the video editing thing. Haven’t had much experience as I am studying to be a carpenter most of my days. I’ll definitely work on it for next time. Thanks again for watching
The only reason it a good product is because I’m in the road for 12-16 hours and I’m not going to stop at a coffee shop for a 4$ coffee and sometimes I don’t get to be anywhere near a store where they sell coffee but still unless you’re on the road and you really rely on your coffee this is a waste of money
Thanks for this review , everything i needed to know, i work in remote areas and carry about 8 batteries anyhow so this will be perfect on cold days at work..👍
It is 3 cups, each 240 ml ... A standard cup of coffee is around 120 ml ... so you get 5-6 cups of those (given that some water stays soaked in the pad). That is also what Makita was advertising, 5,5 cups with 6AH.
@@shebuildsbro it probably depends on what you are accustomed to ... in my country the standard cup size for a regular coffee is around 120 ml, about that amount you also get out of commercial coffee machines ... But yes, within Starbucks-culture 120 ml is probalby a small espresso ...
Battery powered coffee machine, an Interesting solution to a 'non-existent' problem. I make a pot of perked coffee at home, and fill a stainless thermos. It's piping hot and tastes great all day. When it's coffee-break time, I just sit down and enjoy the break. No need to be making coffee for the whole crew before I get mine.
Yeah the only reason I find it a good product is because I’m in the road for 12-16 hours and I’m not going to stop at a coffee shop for a 4$ coffee and sometimes I don’t get to be anywhere near a store where they sell coffee but still unless you’re on the road and you really rely on your coffee this is a waste of money
Depends how you like your coffee. I've had so much good, fresh coffee that I can't go back to instant coffee, nor stuff thats been sitting around for hours and has gone stale. If you just want any coffee, then by all means, have the thermos. But for others, we want to brew proper coffee and if this $150 machine can do a good job, then its not a "non-existent" problem.
5 minutes to make a coffe by the time it’s done I’d of forgot about it 🤣 just send the apprenticed to the shop And if it did pods that would be easier and faster to
Pods would be nice, but at the same time its then another piece of rubbish that you can eliminate by using the filter included. Sometimes for people shops and power aren't readily available, so this is great in these situations
Hi great review, can I use instant coffee (nescafe blend 43) in this? I've just ordered one and not sure if I have to buy a bag of coffee or if I can use regular instant coffee
Great stuff! I shall defo be investing in one. Makes for alot more compact set up than the box with a kettle and coffee pot I have now. Obvs it seems its only really suitable if there is one or two of you that need a pick me up during a long day. Not suitable for a whole team coffee break. But thats exactly what I'll be buying it for. Thanks for the review!!
iv been tempting myself to invest in this for ages, but hearing a 6ah battery only gets 3 cups is a bit of a let down considering i only have 5ah so assuming thats going to be less cups..., just thinking of a quick solution ill provide the coffee along as each team member provides their own battery per use ha.
Thanks for letting me know. I’m not the best on the video front as I spend most of my time working on site. It’s definitely something I’ll work on. Thanks for watching though
Sorry mate I’m not a pro you-tuber I’d rather focus my time on using the tools and doing work as a carpenter. I just do the reviews to help others out. I’ll try work on it for next time. But appreciate the comment and thanks for watching
The video is jumpy but loved the review. I love drinking coffee and tasting new coffee brands. I'm from Puerto Rico and I was wondering where can I get that coffee?
Sorry about that, im defiantly no video editor and have done my best. The coffee is a New Zealand brand called Coffee Supreme, here is a link to their shop online: coffeesupreme.com/
Ordered one of these off Amazon and and usual falsely advertised. No batteries included, they shipped me 2 instead of n one. The cup is the size of shot glass. Not the best here!
Ryan Fenton yeah just run the machine without any coffee in the filter and add your hot cocoa powder in the cup and it’ll heat the water up and put it in the cup then stir it up.
Sweet. I'm no pro, I'm a builder. Better than someone who has a wicked video but making up the review because they have zero clue about the product aye..
@@shebuildsbro Wow thank you for a quick reply, I did watch the full video, I hope I didn't offend you I was not wanting to come across as mean or critical just an observation, I will be buying one one I like it,
@@sublieutenant no worries. Unfortunately I dont have the time to spend on editing often, so they're not the best and I'm still learning. They're a great machine and very handy to have on site, I hope you enjoy it.
I would add, it does not solve any problem for price over 100$ ( 200 if you need to buy extra battery that cost another 100 (to make 3 coffees!?) ). If you need to work offsite, there is power line (or power generator) for power tools in 99 of 100 cases, you can use regular coffee maker that costs no more then 20$, and in 1% where there is really no power or power generators, you need to work in middle of forest, you can always use vacuum insulated bottle aka thermos. It's not worth the price in my opinion, but must admit it looks cool :)
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I paid the extra and bought the brushless model. It gets far better battery life.
Brushless model?
Lol
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If you are in the military or situation without power or outlets this is excellent. I hope Makita makes more unique 18v stuff.
No power, just boil a billy and use a plunger? That's all this does.
Great demonstration. I’ve just bought one of these and tomorrow is the first time on site with it...can’t wait now 😎 all the best from us all in the UK
How is it now that you’ve had it a year?
Is it still working?
I had no idea this existed, now I must have one.
Thanks for the review. Best one yet. Nearly wasn't going to consider it because in the other vids there seemed to be water and coffee mess everywhere. Handy tip on using the filter roast.
We were about to get one of them to drink coffee on job-sites, but then my colleagues and i thought it wasn't practical, so we buy pack of beers instead.
Hahahaha perfect for knock off i guess! Enjoy ya beers
Good lads, need an extra pair of hands in your company?
@@deidjera not right now but stay by the phone. Merry Xmas.
The old concrete setup ey.
I had a Japanese coffee maker that you put fresh coffee beans in it, preset the timer so I have a great cup of coffee when I stumbled out of bed in the morning. Makita cordless coffee maker needed a cord when battery dies.
Definitely a cord would be a great addition
Bit different from AvE's ,black painted stealth version, Best Coffee Machine EVER review!
I was sceptical at first, until I saw your eyes roll to the back of your head when you smelled the bag of coffee.
I only take advice about coffee from addicts.
Thank you.
Hahahaha this coffee is THE BEST too!! Smells so good 😊
The idea of the coffee break/smoko is to rest, not working again to make coffee. I give it a + for not being a pod machine.
Haha well lucky you only have to put water in and push a button really. Its a great wee machine when you aren't around power etc
😀 BEAUT review. Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching!
I don't think the music in this video is loud enough.
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Sorry about that. I’m still learning the video editing thing. Haven’t had much experience as I am studying to be a carpenter most of my days. I’ll definitely work on it for next time. Thanks again for watching
I take my jetboil to work...👍👍
The only reason it a good product is because I’m in the road for 12-16 hours and I’m not going to stop at a coffee shop for a 4$ coffee and sometimes I don’t get to be anywhere near a store where they sell coffee but still unless you’re on the road and you really rely on your coffee this is a waste of money
Yeah definitely has it’s great situations. Great for when camping or just away from power in general too! Thanks for watching
Definitely a niche product. I like mine though.
Why Makita, why no DC?
It's a good video. Thanks for explaining.
No worries, thanks for watching!!
Why not just use a kettle? Or have your drinks preboiled in a thermostat flask?
Thanks for the review… love ur accent!!
sounds kiwi 2 me
Thanks for this review , everything i needed to know, i work in remote areas and carry about 8 batteries anyhow so this will be perfect on cold days at work..👍
No worries at all, im glad you enjoyed it. Sorry its not the best video.
It is 3 cups, each 240 ml ... A standard cup of coffee is around 120 ml ... so you get 5-6 cups of those (given that some water stays soaked in the pad). That is also what Makita was advertising, 5,5 cups with 6AH.
Maybe 120ml of espresso.. I’d be hard pressed to find someone satisfied with 120ml of filtered coffee
@@shebuildsbro it probably depends on what you are accustomed to ... in my country the standard cup size for a regular coffee is around 120 ml, about that amount you also get out of commercial coffee machines ... But yes, within Starbucks-culture 120 ml is probalby a small espresso ...
@@shebuildsbro regular coffee pads are made for 125 ml of water
In New Zealand we don’t have coffee bags so I’m not too sure how those work sorry
Can you just boil the water or does it sense there’s no tea bag in it
Yeah easy you can just remove the black part that holds the filter and it will just produce boiling water
nicely done, keep up the good work :)
Thanks chris!
I think I want it...
Battery powered coffee machine, an Interesting solution to a 'non-existent' problem. I make a pot of perked coffee at home, and fill a stainless thermos. It's piping hot and tastes great all day. When it's coffee-break time, I just sit down and enjoy the break. No need to be making coffee for the whole crew before I get mine.
Exactly, but people are stupid enough to buy it.
Yeah the only reason I find it a good product is because I’m in the road for 12-16 hours and I’m not going to stop at a coffee shop for a 4$ coffee and sometimes I don’t get to be anywhere near a store where they sell coffee but still unless you’re on the road and you really rely on your coffee this is a waste of money
Are you salty because you can't afford it?
Depends how you like your coffee. I've had so much good, fresh coffee that I can't go back to instant coffee, nor stuff thats been sitting around for hours and has gone stale. If you just want any coffee, then by all means, have the thermos. But for others, we want to brew proper coffee and if this $150 machine can do a good job, then its not a "non-existent" problem.
Nulldrone if u are in the wood and want coffee
5 minutes to make a coffe by the time it’s done I’d of forgot about it 🤣 just send the apprenticed to the shop
And if it did pods that would be easier and faster to
Pods would be nice, but at the same time its then another piece of rubbish that you can eliminate by using the filter included. Sometimes for people shops and power aren't readily available, so this is great in these situations
It does do paper filtered pods
Wish Ryobi would make one :(
Me too
Just use a battery adapter
Hi great review, can I use instant coffee (nescafe blend 43) in this? I've just ordered one and not sure if I have to buy a bag of coffee or if I can use regular instant coffee
Hey mate, you need to use “plunger grind” coffee. If you use instant coffee just take the top part out and use it as boiling water only
@@shebuildsbro hey mate I've been using starbucks ground coffee tastes preety good but still gonna try some others out. Cheers for the tip
Thanks for the review I got to buy one of those. Where and how much are they. Thank you👍
U can buy it on Amazon for like 150
Most stores which stock Makita should allow you to order from them. And I’m NZ they’re about $140 NZD
Thanks for the review!
" Makita do do "
Hehe
aromas.com.au/coffee-pod-7-grams/ these are the kind you'll need.
This is good if you travel to job sites for work.
Also great if you’re in a site with no power. Especially in winter
Great stuff! I shall defo be investing in one. Makes for alot more compact set up than the box with a kettle and coffee pot I have now. Obvs it seems its only really suitable if there is one or two of you that need a pick me up during a long day. Not suitable for a whole team coffee break. But thats exactly what I'll be buying it for. Thanks for the review!!
Definitely not for the whole team at smoko thats for sure! Best to keep this hidden gem to yourself haha.
iv been tempting myself to invest in this for ages, but hearing a 6ah battery only gets 3 cups is a bit of a let down considering i only have 5ah so assuming thats going to be less cups..., just thinking of a quick solution ill provide the coffee along as each team member provides their own battery per use ha.
Good review.
In intro the music is too loud.
Thanks for letting me know. I’m not the best on the video front as I spend most of my time working on site. It’s definitely something I’ll work on. Thanks for watching though
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The music is unbearable :(
The review had so far been decent otherwise, but I have to go.
Yes unbearable.
Sorry mate I’m not a pro you-tuber I’d rather focus my time on using the tools and doing work as a carpenter. I just do the reviews to help others out. I’ll try work on it for next time. But appreciate the comment and thanks for watching
Is it worth buying if we've got used to espresso coffee taste?
As in store brought? It definitely doesn't compare to a barista made coffee. It would be more like a plunger made coffee. Hope that helps
@Barry Manilowa This Melbournian disagrees
Thanks for sharing...6 mins x 3 coffees from 6Ah....Nah bro...
20yrs I've had my thermos
Fair enough, totally understand. Its not for everyone! I have a thermos too and love it
Fresh coffee it has a price bro
The video is jumpy but loved the review. I love drinking coffee and tasting new coffee brands. I'm from Puerto Rico and I was wondering where can I get that coffee?
Sorry about that, im defiantly no video editor and have done my best. The coffee is a New Zealand brand called Coffee Supreme, here is a link to their shop online: coffeesupreme.com/
Ordered one of these off Amazon and and usual falsely advertised. No batteries included, they shipped me 2 instead of n one. The cup is the size of shot glass. Not the best here!
Is it hell 🤣
Would you be able to make hot chocolate with it?
Ryan Fenton yeah just run the machine without any coffee in the filter and add your hot cocoa powder in the cup and it’ll heat the water up and put it in the cup then stir it up.
Great video love. Hope you dont just make the coffee on site.
Not at all. I do pleanty of building 🤗
@@shebuildsbro good for you
Way to stereo type you jerk
Wish they done a tea maker I don’t like coffee.
Think about how much power a kettle uses, pretty much just a kettle that leakes lol
If you pull out the top piece you can use it without the filter and it will just produce boiling water instead
I heard on a review that you can add a teabag instead if you want tea. I hate coffee so wondering if you can do hot chocolate also.
They do have a kettle. I don’t have it but I’ve seen them.
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Its philips senseo pads you use to it!
I’ll stick with my jetboil and cafetière but thanks for the review 👍🏽👍🏽
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junk only 3 cups on 1 battery, and it should option to use k-cups so you don't have to do all that.
not for everyone bud. But great when you only need to use it for yourself and not the whole crew.
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What the hell that sucks 3 coffee's from a 6 amp
Better than no coffee from ever other tool brands coffee machine 🤗
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it's not my cup of tea...
but thx for the review
You're editing is to disjointed, sorry I was looking forward to you're review but it's to awkward
Sweet. I'm no pro, I'm a builder. Better than someone who has a wicked video but making up the review because they have zero clue about the product aye..
@@shebuildsbro Wow thank you for a quick reply, I did watch the full video, I hope I didn't offend you I was not wanting to come across as mean or critical just an observation, I will be buying one one I like it,
@@sublieutenant no worries. Unfortunately I dont have the time to spend on editing often, so they're not the best and I'm still learning. They're a great machine and very handy to have on site, I hope you enjoy it.
@@shebuildsbro All good I feel like a bit of an idiot now, don't panic I'll keep watching!
It's a coffeepad not a coffeepod
Worst coffee maker ever don't buy it
What’s bad about it?
@@ktmgordo battery overheats, coffee not even hot, water leaks all over the place.
I would add, it does not solve any problem for price over 100$ ( 200 if you need to buy extra battery that cost another 100 (to make 3 coffees!?) ).
If you need to work offsite, there is power line (or power generator) for power tools in 99 of 100 cases, you can use regular coffee maker that costs no more then 20$, and in 1% where there is really no power or power generators, you need to work in middle of forest, you can always use vacuum insulated bottle aka thermos.
It's not worth the price in my opinion, but must admit it looks cool :)
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