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      <title>My coffee station</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Today I want to share my coffee station setup. My daily journal showed me a photo from five years ago, and it reminded me to write about this part of my morning routine.</p>
<p>Disclaimer: I&rsquo;m a simple man and I have nothing against the typical Polish &ldquo;parzucha&rdquo;. You pour hot water straight over finely ground coffee in a cup or glass and let the grounds settle at the bottom. No filter, no machine.</p>
<p>I&rsquo;ve met too many coffee freaks over the years, and since I like trying different things, I started experimenting with alternative brewing methods. Like I said, I&rsquo;m a simple man, so after years of trying I ended up with a V60 pour-over. It fits in a corner of my office and takes a few minutes to make a cup.</p>
<h2 id="coffee-corner">Coffee corner</h2>

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      <figcaption class="center" >This is the first cup brewed with my V60 setup</figcaption>
    
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<p>After some time, I realized I was running out of space on my desk and needed to move the printer somewhere. It turned out to be a great opportunity to change something in the layout and introduce a fancier solution. Fancy in my case means a&hellip; drawer which contains all the things I need to brew my morning coffee.</p>

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      <figcaption class="center" >There's even a 3D printed holder for the paper filters</figcaption>
    
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      <figcaption class="center" >The drawer contains all the things I need to brew my morning coffee</figcaption>
    
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<h2 id="hardware">Hardware</h2>
<p>Here is the list of hardware I use for my coffee station:</p>
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<li>V60 dripper: Hario Kasuya V60-02</li>
<li>Gooseneck kettle: Stagg EKG Electric Kettle</li>
<li>Coffee grinder: Wilfa Svart CGWS-130B</li>
<li>Scale: Timemore Black Mirror Basic</li>
<li>Coffee server: V60 Coffee Server, 02 Size</li>
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<p>I&rsquo;m happy with all of them except the grinder. I&rsquo;ve already had it replaced once, and the new one still has issues, for example it stops at random during grinding.</p>
<p>That&rsquo;s it. Now you know what keeps me going through the day!
Enjoy your coffee! ☕️</p>
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