Ceramic is quite pricey about RM 100

How about IKEA one haha

Haha yes but I am contemplating because the hole in the daiso one and v60 plastic seems big.

So it doesn't steep that long while brewing

Noted with thanks.

You are using the v60 plastic yourself??

If I'm not mistaken, flow rate will always be faster initially during the pour, but will slow down greatly as time goes on. The water has to 'work' more to get through the coffee. This happens with all filter designs, i.e. truncated cone, V-shaped, and flat bottom e.g Kalita Wave.
Wow, first time I've heard of the Sanyo dripper. How was your experience using it?
I have 2 of the Daiso plastic drippers, bought in my early days of home brewing. They correspond roughly to Kalita 101 & 102 size, 3 holes. But hole size is different between the two, one has larger diameter holes than the other. Strangely enough, I've never been able to get a good cup of coffee to my liking from these Daiso drippers.
I recently made an order from Perk Coffee. You can try them as well. Good quality beans. They roast every Monday or Tuesday and ship the coffee out to you the day after, so if you make your order during the weekend, you'll be able to receive your coffee by Wednesday. Just a few days after roast. Still have to let the beans rest, though.

Arkib Kopi always roasts to order. And IIRC Reframe Coffee Roasters does too.

Thanks for sharing your feedback That Zero Japan dripper looks very similar to the Bee House.

Ah, no wonder then. TIL, thanks. What are your thoughts on the Bee House? Same output as from the Sanyo?

my new hand grinder

pretty much same 'ol same 'ol.. unless you're there to support the competition..

Try contact Rengit Coffee

Taobao 

Definitely enjoying it, very fine and fluffy grinds, and finally don't have to do 5bar 5secs extraction 

Any of you guys have recommendation for grinder cleaning tools?
Any sort of small vacuum cleaner or brushes suitable for cleaning and where to get would be very much appreciated

No oat retention in the grinder afterwards? Or do you have to flush the grinder with some beans first before grinding some for your next brew?

I have a friend living in china now and he's coming back soon.
I wonder if he can bring back some raw coffee beans ?
Any restriction ( airport / export / import law, etc?)

How about roasted beans, also require AP?

Great news!
I'll let my friend know wanna try the beans from yunnan.

Anyone has any beans recommendation from china? Roasted or green also ok. Preferably available on taobao

Anyone has tried 1Zpresso's grinder?
If so, which model and how does it perform at pourover / espresso?
Planning to get a second grinder for either pourover or espresso so i dont have to keep swapping burrs on my helor

thanks for the writeup and picture

Now they got J , E , Q series and je plus lol
The shop suggest me JS for pourover
The JE plus looks really nice IMO. Seems like a good espresso grinder

Quite hard to find review for 1z
https://m.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=640&t=5747652
Theres a chart below that shows grind %, seems like JS produces less fine than helor 101

what would you recommend ~1k for handgrind?

the 1Zpresso JE Plus looks very nice to me. but not sure how it perform for espresso.

There's also Lido 3 / C40 at this price point.. but are more expensive than the chinese's brands.