Wouldn’t it be better to put the tube and the funnel directly on the scale? This makes less steps in the workflow. Unless the bomber tubes are of different weights… The kamel tubes I have are all identical in weight. Good video though.
@kraptor11 - Hi there! Thanks for your input & sharing. There are many ways to have the tubes filled with roasted coffee beans, find one that suits your workflow best. We have taken the consideration that the base of the tubes is small & when placed on the mini coffee scale, the chances of toppling are high during multiple filling processes (will need a few rounds of filling to your intended amount). As such, we would rather use a measuring cup with a larger base to avoid any unexpected scenario. Cheers!
@sibaraku2023 - Hi there! Thanks for your input & understand your concern. Good to know that the holes on the metal frame are not made just fit for the tubes (with good gap allowance). As such, the chances of scratching the tubes are not possible when removing & inserting, unless you are a rough handler. We have been using it for a few days already & don't see any scratches on the tubes. You can put your concern at ease ;) Cheers!
Wouldn’t it be better to put the tube and the funnel directly on the scale? This makes less steps in the workflow. Unless the bomber tubes are of different weights… The kamel tubes I have are all identical in weight. Good video though.
@kraptor11
- Hi there! Thanks for your input & sharing. There are many ways to have the tubes filled with roasted coffee beans, find one that suits your workflow best. We have taken the consideration that the base of the tubes is small & when placed on the mini coffee scale, the chances of toppling are high during multiple filling processes (will need a few rounds of filling to your intended amount). As such, we would rather use a measuring cup with a larger base to avoid any unexpected scenario. Cheers!
I don't like the metal frame touching the tubes. It will definitely scratch the tube after a while.
@sibaraku2023 - Hi there! Thanks for your input & understand your concern. Good to know that the holes on the metal frame are not made just fit for the tubes (with good gap allowance). As such, the chances of scratching the tubes are not possible when removing & inserting, unless you are a rough handler. We have been using it for a few days already & don't see any scratches on the tubes. You can put your concern at ease ;) Cheers!
@@almamicroroastery thanks good to know.