The TIMEMORE SLIM & My $45 MISTAKE - WATCH THIS Before you Buy (E&B Burr vs Stainless Review)
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Brilliant production! And the review is very well done. Love that you revealed the $45 aspect at the outset. Thoughtful.
Haha thanks buddy! Ya, I hate watching an entire video just to finally hear what I clicked on in the last minute. So, I try not to do that if possible. Thanks for the kind words and truly appreciate you watching!
So glad to find your video 🔥 thanks a lot for the information man 💪
No problem buddy! Truly happy you enjoyed it and thanks so much for watching!
Just came across your channel. I like your style and your content. Good job. Keep it up!
Thanks buddy! I really appreciate hearing that! Hope all has been well and have a great weekend!
Great vid. Thanks for the breakdown. Just got mine. Might upgrade but not sure
Heck ya! Thanks for checking it out buddy! Truly appreciate that!
Just realized I never configured the new mic to the recording software... So the sound is just what the laptop recorded... haha wow.. I indeed have a long ways to go. The sound will be much better next time... ALWAYS be LEARNING!
Hi Rob, i have a timemore C2 grinder. Love it! What should be the settings if i want to use it for cupping? Looking for the number of clicks?
Great video!! Just upgraded my ceramic grinder to the Timemore Chesnut C2 and I'm loving it! Saving up for the Kingrinder k4 or k6 next 😂
Oh wow!! I juts went and checked those out. Those are nice! You have me wanting to get one now! I love that K4 look and design. Truly appreciate you watching and thanks for introducing me to a new grinder. Haha
Thanks bud, so glad I found your video before I buy the Slim
No problem buddy! Really hope it helped. Hit me up with any questions. Always happy to help.
Hi, I’m stick to porlex mini, maybe not the best on market but very convenient for me.
Nice to see you again!
That one definitely has good reviews. I may have to check it out one day. I would like to see at what level (price wise) does the quality of these grinders mostly stop increasing. At some point I just feel you are buying brand or status really but I could be wrong. I will have to check some more out. Thanks so much for always watching buddy! Means a lot!
Hi Rob! Which burr you prefer the s2c 660 or e&b burr. Which produce more consistent grind quality?
I eventually want to get an espresso machine , the delinghi dedica arte, I only have an aeropress atm , I have been using pre ground coffee and enjoying trying different ones, is there really much difference between grinding your own beans and pre ground? If so I want a hand grinder that will do it all! I’m willing to spend around £80! ? ?
Very informative video. Studio is looking nice. We need to broaden your horizons in the beer department. I suggest Bass Pale Ale.
haha! Its funny you say that because multiple people have mentioned my "poor" taste in beer on here and the local brewery in town hit me up and told me to try there beer and ditch the miller... so, I told them I will have to broaden my horizons in the beer department. Have to finish the miller in the fridge first though. lol Thanks so much for watching brother and I appreciate the kind words. Hope all has been well with you!
I got the slim nano with the E&B burrs a couple of months ago and I'm very happy with it so far. I tend to do a fairly fine grind for Aeropress and its pretty quick. It has the fancy folding handle which looks nice but I would prefer a different design as the body of the grinder fits in my press but the handle won't, I'll probably take the time to make a new one on my lathe but most won't have the tools to do that.
Heck ya! What type of lathe you got? You do machinist work?
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee I have a fairly rickety old Boxford lathe, an English south bend copy. Just amateur stuff mostly, teaching myself from you tube. Not much time for it these days as work away from home is paying the bills but this could well find it's way onto the winter projects list.
Best handle design is the VSSL IMHO! But it needs E&B burrs it takes forever to grind espresso
Thanks for the review! Question for you: I notices you have an ibriq behind you for Turkish-style coffee. Does the Timemore Slim grind fine enough for Turkish coffee? You said that with the new set of burrs you got you were able to get espresso sized grinds, but were you able to go any finer than that for Turkish?
I think it could but I will be honest, I am not sure. I haven’t actually tried the Ibiriq enough to know what quality is from it. And I really don’t have anyone that lives around me with knowledge about it to try and learn. Def want to get better with it though.
Thanks to this video, I recently bought the Slim + E&B burrs to use with an AeroPress (also a first for me) while traveling. Oh man, I’ve been enjoying so much delicious iced coffee on the road with this setup!
At home I have a Fellow Ode + SSP burrs and I brew with a v60, and I kinda don’t want to go back to using that even though it’s excellent.
Haha that’s so cool to hear. I have been wanting to get an electric set up. Do you think the Ode is worth it?
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee It depends. At $300 with stock burrs, it’s an okay grinder that is best suited for immersion or large batch brews. I bought it because of its relatively compact size (counter space is at a premium in my kitchen), but I really struggled to get good results with it when brewing light-to-medium roasts through a v60. The SSP burrs, however, took it too a whole other level. It’s truly night-and-day. I don’t know if this makes much sense, but to me it is a much better value at $500 than it is at $300, but I know not everyone can justify that. Fellow supposedly has new stock burrs coming out this year and I’ve heard good things about them. I wouldn’t blame anyone for waiting and seeing how those turn out first.
Thanks for the info brother! I’m trying to decide on a counter top grinder to get! Much appreciated!
Thaís for the Good vídeo!
I just bought the e&b burrs for 26€ and i also got a different plate Wilhelm 30 clicks no it and Numbers for dialing In! Now i’m waiting for the burrs to arrive só i can test them ;)
Very much enjoyed this.
Glad to hear Tylor! I appreciate hearing that and thanks so much for watching! Have a great weekend!
Please what's the difference between Slim plus and Slim 3 ? Thanks
i once had a timemore slim with stainless steel burr, i can grind 18grams of medium grind with 9-clicks (for flair pro2) and it took me about 90sec. meanwhile took about less than 2 mins for 8-clicks.
but i sold it 2 weeks ago because i decided to go for a better hand grinder with more adjustment (Bplus Apollo).
Nice! How do you like it? I have been thinking about trying another one as well. So many good ones out there it’s hard to decide.
Manual says don't go below 6, not 10, also, happily using the stainless steel burrs for mokapot brews at 9 clicks. (And I use rinsed AeroPress filters in the basket under the coffee and another right under the top filter and gasket.)
Thats a good idea! I am going to have to try that! Thanks so much for watching my friend!
Hey Rob, Thanks for the great content, keep going man! I was Lucky enough and got the Commandante as my first grinder… I m quite happy with it as Long as I am at Home, I don t think it s good for traveling, the Glas Jar is easy to break especially if you are lefthanded like me… I had to buy 4 or 5 of them in my 3years with the Commandante, and that s why I m currently looking at the Slim as you call it, now I know which burrs I should get, thanks for that! Greatings from Munich
Heck ya buddy!! The slim is all metal and I have dropped it numerous times. I pack it to work often. So it gets knocked around a good but. So far no issues. I didn’t realize the comadantes had a glass jar. I figured that was a hardened plexi glass type material. Interesting. Thanks for watching buddy!
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee Yeah, the Commandante is absolutly robust and the burrs are great, but the bean jars are realy not, not in my case at least, even though they are made out of a thick glass…
Wow I did not realize that. Regardless I would still want to compare them some day. Grind on my friend and have a great weekend!
@@niosea It's been quite some time, but Commandante has a new Bean Jar now that you can buy made from polymer now. It won't break as easily and it's supposed to keep the chaff at grinding better inside of the jar when you pour it into the filter etc. due to static :)
How do you think this compares to the Knock Aergrind? I feel like this grinder gets such underwhelming reviews, even after the E&B burr upgrade...and it's such a steal at that price. It always gets compared to hand grinders which are at least a third of the price more which is slightly pointless. It won't take you to the Espresso Olympics, but it looks perfect for people who like coffee, and want to work on appreciating it a little bit better than a beginner would. Portability is a plus too! Thanks for a great review!
I problem buddy! I truly appreciate you. Heckling it out! I’m going to look up the Aergrind and learn more about it. I personally like the Timemore slim but I’m not going to lie. I would love to buy a few more to test them out. Been looking at the 1Zpresso and they seem nice too.
Nicely done. I should probably switch to a hand grinder because every time I use my electric one.. it startles guests at our house. They are like whoa what was that? And Jens like oh that’s just Eric making his second or third French press of the day lol. Great editing! Love those 120 b-rolls. Curious about the clicks. Does that increase the tension of the grinder?
Haha! Ya the hand grinders are more quiet but they still can be kind of loud in the mornings if everyone is sleeping. But but the 3rd French press who really cares what people think you know! haha The clicks just determine how fine or course the grind is going to be. If you start on at the bottom the burrs are basically touching and as you increase the clicks it moves the burrs further away from each other causing the coffee to become more course. The Spring just keeps everything tight inside the housing. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for watching my friend!
Handgrinders don't have the high pitched noise that often comes with the electrical motors, also the sound doesn't get amplified through the desk... Can't really hear it when you're not in the same room
I have the C2 and use it almost every day
Hello brouh. Whats your opinion about comparison results timemore e&b with staresso d6?
I am not to familiar with the Staresso D6. I will have to check it out and see!
currently planning on buying timemore c2 for flair, however, I am still in doubt about choosing flair neo(pressurized) with c2 grinder or go with signature pro 2, any suggestion?
Even with the neo pressurised basket you still need a fairly fine grind, (I have the pressurised and non pressurised) I would not recommend the c2 it will take ten mins to grind anywhere near close. Get the timemore slim plus or the normcore v2 I’ve used both with great success. The c2 is great but just for pour over and above
I do not have the flair so I can't comment too much on that. But Rick makes a very good point. For me it comes down to time. Hand grinding can get time consuming with Espresso depending on which option you go with.
Thanks for jumping in Rick! Appreciate the help!
hey Bob. thanks a zillion for your great and helpful videos. I'm about to start my own coffee roasting business. I'm in the learning level yet, you know, and there are lots of things I don't know yet. Long story short, do I need a consultant to start the business? I mean ,someone experienced in the field to help me through the early steps. thanks again, you are great(;
A consultant, partner, or anything like that will definitely speed up the process. I know people who started with not much knowledge and they are doing great but it took them along time to get it moving. It really comes down to how fast you want to move and how much money do you want to use to speed up the process. Where are you from?
Hey man, looking at getting a bideli roaster. Think I could pick your brain on your thoughts of one?
Sure! Info@cedarotacoffee.com. Hit me up with any questions.
Well done Rob. 👍
Thanks so much Shane! I truly appreciate you checking it out!
What grinder are you grinding with? Let me know below!!
Also, experimenting with a new mic. I will have the sound better by next time.
Hi Rob. Great video. I'm currently using the Knock Aergrind. It's a nice little grinder, no complaints.
What is the difference between the E&B burr and the S2C burr?
Hey, great video, greetings from Germany.
I had nearly the same issue. I have an espresso machine, not that expensive, but it works good, very good to be honest, if you know how to deal with some stuff, you don't experience with expensive machines. So I needed a grinder. I just saw the c2 that time and bought it. I used mostly 8 clicks and yeah it took a while. Like 10 minutes for me. Don't know why there is such a difference between your experience and mine, but it's correct, it took a while. 😅 But the grind was pretty decent, I would have to buy an 250€ or more expensive electric machine to get the same results. So now I bought the slim plus, but because there are scratches in my c2 and I thought, why buying the same, if there is something faster. Got it today and holy shit the difference is incredible. The c2 with normal burrs did (and will do, love it) an incredible good job for a handgrinder. Yeah it takes a lot of time, but the powder is even, very fine and overall it's great. But the new burrs... 8 clicks half a minute... I don't even know, how this few changes can make such a difference.
For home espresso I think I will go for the slim plus. Actually the c2 is better for traveling. Even the slim plus is called slim, it's kinda big. It's larger but thinner and I think, the width is not the problem for traveling, it's the height. So I will go with c2 (except I having fun and time to grind a lot) for traveling and Aeropress and use the slim plus for espresso.🤗
Edit: but there is one difference, that's kinda strange. While the c2 with the normal burrs grinds kinda smooth and gets smoother and easier to use as finer you go, the slim plus, is kinda hard to use. I mean it's still easy but you feel way more resistance and it's definitely louder and that's still fact, if the beans already cracked into pieces.
In the c2 it's just the first turn, cracking the beans and after that on fine it's like grinding without resistance. Strange.
Ya I am about to pull the trigger on the 1Zpresso JX and I am anxious to see the differences as far as the resistance and the noise. I don’t really have anything else to base it on at the moment so that will be fun. Thanks so much for watching buddy and thanks for the feedback and experience!
Greetings from Indonesia, I'm considering getting an E&B for my C2, or straight go and buy another Timemore Slim with built in E&B for daily espresso on my Flair. Thanks for the review! I think I will go and buy another Slim after watching your video.
Nice! Ya I just got the Timemore X lite and I think I still like the slim better. Thanks for watching my friend!
I just ordered one with the E&B burrs. It was only $119 on Amazon, plus 5% off, from the official Timemore storefront!
Dang that’s a good deal dude! Heck ya! Truly hope you enjoy it!
Just bought this on prime day. This is my first time buying a proper grinder. Quick question, how do you clean hand grinders when you get them first out of the box? I’m assuming that it probably has some chemicals from the manufacturing process. Can the grinder be washed with water? Or should I just wash it with uncooked rice (saw this on google)?
Hey buddy! Don’t wash with water and I would not run anything through the grinder but coffee. You can take it apart and wipe it down real good with a paper towel to get any residue off. Then I usually grind about 100 grams of coffee through it. That may be over kill but the coffee will help clean it some. I discard that coffee. So if you have any old bags of coffee not used just run it through there real quick and then wipe the parts all down good. Should be good to go after that. That’s actually a good video idea. “How to clean a hand grinder”. Hope that helps.
Nice and honest review 👍🏻
I have even the cheaper version from Timemore, it was the Chesnut C2 and it came with the standard burr. I use it mainly for grinding pour over and sometimes moka pot brew when I want stronger cup of coffee. Do you recommend to upgrade the burr on my C2?
Did you notice any improvement on the grind consistency for the coarser setting? Since Timemore claims the E&B produce 20% less fines on the coarser settings.
Thanks for the review and have a great coffee.
I didn’t see that much of a difference but there is definitely some. I doubt it was 20% in my experience though. The speed increased across the board as well with the E&B. Thanks so much for watching buddy!
Hey, thanks for the great Video. I will definitely upgrade my Slim with the E&B burr. Just one question: Whats the name of the Song in the end of the Video, it sound great, but with the lyrics i cannot find it anywhere :)
Probably “Brooklyn” by Grant Terry. I put that one as my outro in most videos. Just something about that dang tune! I can listen to it all day. Great song! Thanks so much for watching my friend!
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee thank you so much!
@@fcbalex11 No problem buddy!
10 clicks with the clean steel burrs it takes me 50 seconds if clean. 90 secs of not. 25 grams of coffee. Timemore C2. I wonder if my C2 has the newer burrs, as it also has the metal dial to select the grind. Updated version. 48 bux on amazon
I’m going to have to check that out! Truly appreciate the info my friend!
I just upgrade my very cheap ceramic grinder to c2 I'm very satisfied,I'm planning to upgrade the blade there is 2 choices 6blade + or s2c660
great job bro!
Thanks buddy! Truly appreciate you checking it out.
Is it the same with the S2C burr?
Hey! Do e&b burrs work well in Turkish brewing in jezve?
I think it does but it pushes it to the limit. Some people may desire something that gets a more fine ground.
I have the Nano with steel burrs. While it is perfect for pour overs and all other Wacaco products, I can't seem to dial in the correct grinds for the new Picopresso. I wonder if replacing the burrs with E&B will do the trick. Would E&B fits to the Nano at all?
Great review, btw. Cheers!
I don’t know if it would fit but the E&B style burrs would most likely help. I can only imagine they have an option for the nano now but I am not for certain on that. Thanks for watching my friend!
I'm in the same dilemma, holding myself to buy the E&B to upgrade my original Nano to use it with Picopress...
I read on some forum than the E&B are not fitting well on the original Nano version and better buying the new version of the Nano , the Nano + ( with E&B by default on it)
Do you find a solution ?
Thanks in advance.
@@manublond118 Ended up buying the cheaper but bigger/heavier Kingrinder K2 to use with pico. I use the Nano for pour overs and with Nanopresso for outdoor brewing.
@@Ceri1007 ok thanks for that.
Can you tell me your clicks setting on the Timemore Nano grinder working best with wakako nanopress ?
Thanks
Just got mine in the mail! Do you have a go to click setting that you usually use for pour overs?
Also great video, I order the slim plus because of this video!
I very it depending on roast level. For me on the chemex, light coffee, I like 18-19. On a V60 16-17 clicks. Farmers coffees seem to pass through quicker so I may adjust the click down a notch on darker roasts. Hope that helps buddy and hope you enjoy!
Definitely helps! Thanks so much!
lol “Darker coffees”…. Not farmers.
You only replaced the inner burr, have you tried replacing the outer burr on this? its near impossible
Great! Quick question, why do you have to counter steer 6 clicks at the end? Thanks!
I’m not sure. I will have to go back and rewatch. It just may have been for Broll purposes or something.
Do you mean he did a bunch of clicks one way and then 6 clicks the other way? If so, thats just how you use it. The last notch is called the "zero," and then you count your clicks from there. Its not indicated in any way on the dial, its literally just counting clicks
Exactly! That’s probably what it was! Thanks for helping me out there buddy! Haha
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee Hi! I have actually bought one. I have read the manual and the back dial is actually to prevent the burr from grinding together as they are very precisely tight fit.
So you cannot use the grind at the Zero position. You will have to go up 5 clicks as the minimum starting point.
Hello, can I ask you if I should get the E&B or just the stainless for a pour over coffee? I can't decide
Stainless is fine if you are just doing pour over coffee. Only if you think you will do espresso would I suggest the E&B.
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee Is there any difference in the quality of doing it in stainless steel or E&B? I am somewhat forced to buy the E&B version. Is there any better grinder than timemore for the same price or around it? Im looking to make a juicy coffee
There are better grinders for sure but I don’t know in that price range. If you are willing to spend more I would look into some of the ones Kyle Rawsell just reviewed in his last episode. Great video if you are looking to find a good grinder.
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee thanks!
“Kyle Rowsell”. Sorry autocorrect got me! And no problem! Anything to help!
Just the inner burr? I think it has the outer burr too, a pair for E&B burr
It did come as a set but after looking at them the outer burrs looked identical. You have me thinking now. I’m going to bring it to work and measure them out. I’m an curious if it matters now. I tried both and could not tell the difference. Would like to clarify that. Thanks for bringing it up and watching!
What about the Timemore with titanium-coated burrs?
I have not tried to titanium-coated ones. I imagine they are pretty good and the design is different so I imagine there would be a difference in grind speed and consistency but not sure.
I thought they were the same thing :o
I use the cheaper Timemore Chestnut C2 grinder and that makes great moka pot coffee at about 14 clicks with the regular steel burrs. Mainly I use it in the office with my aeropress on 15-16 clicks.
I didn’t go for the E&B set because I grind a little coarser than most for moka pot and I don’t make espresso at home.
I’m very happy with the grinder.
That was kind of what I found. The E&B were only really better in terms of speed on the finer grind levels. Above 13 clicks I could barely tell a difference in both burrs. The E&B were still a tad faster but it was not enough to really notice unless you were timing it. I would have never gotten the E&B if it was not for getting into espresso. I do like how one of the C2 options can fold up. I wish the slim had that feature too. Thanks so much for watching my friend! Have a great weekend!
LOL well ... i'm still using vintage wooden coffee mills by Zassenhaus, Dienes, and Armin Trosser - but i am aware they're not the best for espresso ...
I’m going to have to look those up. Is that the old box looking ones that you turn from the side?
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee well - they're boxes, but not sure what you mean by turning on the side - here's my collection: th-cam.com/video/SMXA_bXOKek/w-d-xo.html
Yep that’s them. For some reason I thought the handle was on the side. Ya, i see a lot of those still around down here too. I would live to get some vintage coffee stuff one day. They have a royal #5 roaster for sale in my hometown and my wife has had to talk me off the cliff twice from buying it. The older stuff just looks so cool.
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee YUP - there's an allure & mystique around the vintage stuff man, ain't gonna deny that one bit
hi i don't understand with 10 clicks and s2c it is done in 40s
can I Use the e&B for the Picopresso?
It would work. I think if I had to do over I would probably try the 1Zpresso. Slim would def work with the E&B burrs but you would have more dialing in options with the 1Zpresso units I think.
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee I was afraid you're gonna say that, cause the JX cost 2x than the Timemore Slim Plus. you think it's still worth it? or should I invest and pull the trigger on the JX?
I hate to say because I have not personally tried the JX. But from what I have seen I will def be trying it next. I think the slim would work well for what your trying to do. But if the funds are there to save up for the JX, I think you would be happier. Again, I have never tried the JX but they appear to be solid grinders. You will not be disappointed with the slim though I don’t think.
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee I'm trying to hold myself here, rather to get the JX Pro or Max
No worries 👍☕☕☕
I have the 1Zpresso JX. It is $129. The JX Pro is $159 and is identical but has more precise clicks for espresso.
Both compare favorably in reviews with the edge going to 1Zpresso. And it is a Taiwanese company. I would rather give them money instead of China (even though it is manufactured in China).
I just spent some time checking this one out and YA! That looks like a sweet grinder. I noticed it has the numbers on the dial too. A good bit of options they offer as well. I may have to convince myself that my YT channel needs it and buy one soon. lol
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee
And it sets the land speed record for fast grinding. My 14 grams for pourovers is under 20 seconds (34-38 revolutions). All the reviewers are amazed at how fast it is.
Certainly not as critical as grind quality, but it's a great bonus.
Oh heck ya. I’m seriously looking into them. Someone just mentioned the Kingrinder K4 and K6 and now I am torn.
6 klik how many second with E&B bur?
Less than a minute for sure. But I will have to check the manual. Might not suppose to go to 6.
The espresso is the principal coffee in the world except perhaps in USA so is not understandble why they put a conical for not espresso! However you should buy Kinu classic so you will understand Timemore slim is a little bad! with just few dollars more you will have a serious grinder!
I will have to check out the Kinu Classic more. It appears to be a good bit more expensive thank the slim though. If I’m paying that much I’m probably going to go for that 1Zpresso. I have been wanting to get a next level up hand grinder and will def do some research on the Kinu. Truly appreciate you watching buddy!
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee I wanna be direct. All manual coffee grinder are very bad incluse the 1Zpresso! Because for grinding 18 g for a espresso it takes 18 minutes! If you want moka! Perhaps is less but is a lot of time! All these grinders are for American coffee! If you want do moka like me! You should consider an electrical one! There are 5 level. All are good but different in performance! The first level is a range from 30` €-to 50€ and is the best level if you want to save money or search big quality with little money. Last level 5 is a range from 1000€ to 7000€ and is the only very good grinder it will last forever! The most convenient in my opinion are Casadio or Ceado! Others level are garbage! Because you pay a lot ( Niche zero or Baratza for example)and they will break immediately in the best case! 1 level will last more and if breaks you buy another! Because is cheap!
i doubt james hoffmann would drink a beer while making a coffee video.
I would probably agree with that statement. Lol thanks for watching my friend!
I will now only drink directly from the cezve to get that kind of thicc mustache and beard
Haha that’s hilarious. Ya it will help beard growth for sure.
Sub just for that banger intro song
Haha thanks so much! Welcome aboard!
Great vid thanks for the review. Intro was a tad gay tho...
Truly appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching buddy. Finally some honest feedback. Haha I will def keep working on making them better.
you just saved me from a costly purchase
Glad to hear buddy! Hope you find the best one for you! Thanks for watching!
Хороший обзор.Идеальную кофемолку на все случаи жизни выбрать сложно.
Пиво вкусное?
Thanks buddy!
That is a zexy grinder.
It definitely has some "appeal" to it! haha Thanks for watching buddy!
I know he was kidding, but DO NOT USE AIRDUSTER TO CLEAN A COFFEE GRINDER. Airduster (canned air) contain a bitter additive.
Haha ya I should have made that more clear. Thanks for watching my friend!
Loved the vid. Super funny writing. Subscribed
And I made my purchasing decision from this vid too.
Makes and drink exceptionally good coffee and chugs down Miller Light I still hit the Like button tho
I have upped my beer game since this video! Haha a local brewery opened up in town and dang… I did not realize what I was missing!