good vid; good info; keep up the vids, dont get hooked on the iphone case vids;

Thanks! Check out the second vid, it will be up soon.

Is it pronounced “kem-ex” or “kee-mex”? I prefer keemex.

dam dude, did u use one of those blade grinders?

What the hell are you trying to do? you are bl**dy annoying.

Sorry to annoy you but if you watched pt 2 you would understand what I am doing. Since you don’t seem to get it I will explain it to you. A lot of people don’t realize there are better ways to brew coffee other than a more expensive Mr. Coffee. I wanted to give others my take on the Chemex coffee maker and how it compares to a standard auto-drip. When you criticize, at least make it productive so that when I improve my quality I can take your narrow minded crap into account should I choose.

Hello, you paid $80+ for what seems to be two pieces of lab. glassware fused together to create a way of brewing coffee that is not unique at all. I did the same thing (different glassware & filter) when I didn’t have another way of brewing it. No other difference in preparing it from (auto drips) besides some sucker (who paid $80) pouring it manually and trying to justify the cost. Idea: use 2+ reg. filters or “your” “bonded” filters in a auto drip brewer instead. An idea for next time lol

This brewer has been around for 70 years so I am not claiming it is new. The shape does make a difference in the brew & the filters are worlds better than 2 reg. filters. The cost comes from a hand blown coffee maker using high quality materials. The chemist who originally designed this coffee maker did fuse two pieces of glassware together because the cone shape allows for the best extraction of the coffee. You can mock me & others, but until you try coffee from a Chemex you really don’t know.

haha. unless you have a technivorm, you aren’t getting your drip pot to 200 degrees. more like 170. enjoy your ass coffee.

You’ve obviously never tasted the brilliant clean cup this produces. Mind you, a technivorm is quite superior; but to proclaim that this produces “ass coffee” from a vantage of ignorance is just silly. It’s what’s in the cup that matters; and this makes a great tasting cup.