French Press Coffee Maker

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Video 2 – Second Batch: I’m a customer of Sweet Maria’s in CA, I recently ordered a large amount of green coffee beans and a Behmor 1600. In this video I am roasting a 1 pound batch of the Sweet Maria’s Moka Kadir Blend. This is a blend of coffee beans designed for espresso. Information quoted from Tom at Sweet Maria’s in CA: (www.sweetmarias.com) Suggested roast Full City+, or Darker. Prime Attribute: Bold Intensity / Fruity, earthy, rustic sweetness, spice The coffee is described as: “huge body, strong bittersweet chocolate roast-taste, and intense fruited aromatics” Also of note: ” And I hate to say it but we find the occasional small rock in this coffee. Be sure to cull through the green and the roasted carefully.” So, I will be double checking through this coffee before I put it in my grinder, I don’t want to find a stone when I hear it ripping up the burrs on my grinder.

Have you ever had a cup of “Badass” coffee? Guilt Free Drinks asked us to come up with a concept that showed customers the impact and quality their blends deliver to the everyday coffee drinker. CONCEPT: “Joe” makes a cup of coffee and after the first sip, he instantly imagines just how “Badass” this coffee really is! —————- Try each of the 3 blends available…Bold, Medium Blend and Decaf. www.guiltfreedrinks.com **Use the promo code “INEEDTHIS10″ when ordering to receive $1 off your order!!** NOTE No coffee beans were hurt during the filming of this commercial. CAST: Joe – Kyle Shultz Bold Coffee – Jacob Anderson Medium Blend Coffee – Dave Knop Decaf Coffee – Nathaniel Saylor Cinematographer – Peter (PJ) Mozingo Producer/Director – Brenna Roth EQUIPMENT USED: Canon 5D Mark II Canon 17-40mm f/4 L USM Canon 50mm f/1.2 Kino Flo-Foto 400 w/daylight bulbs Final Cut Pro Compressor Magic Bullet Looks

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Build an entire French Press coffee maker from scratch using SolidWorks 2010 in this ground-up tutorial. Start off with interface basics, followed by an introduction to the industrial design ‘master model’ workflow to create simple, easy to edit assemblies. Add embossed graphics from Illustrator, create assembly constraints, do a basic drawing, and even export to modo for rendering! Check it out in detail at CADjunkie.com!

Build an entire French Press coffee maker from scratch using SolidWorks 2010 in this ground-up tutorial. Start off with interface basics, followed by an introduction to the industrial design ‘master model’ workflow to create simple, easy to edit assemblies. Add embossed graphics from Illustrator, create assembly constraints, do a basic drawing, and even export to modo for rendering! Check it out in detail at CADjunkie.com!

Build an entire French Press coffee maker from scratch using SolidWorks 2010 in this ground-up tutorial. Start off with interface basics, followed by an introduction to the industrial design ‘master model’ workflow to create simple, easy to edit assemblies. Add embossed graphics from Illustrator, create assembly constraints, do a basic drawing, and even export to modo for rendering! Check it out in detail at CADjunkie.com!

Build an entire French Press coffee maker from scratch using SolidWorks 2010 in this ground-up tutorial. Start off with interface basics, followed by an introduction to the industrial design ‘master model’ workflow to create simple, easy to edit assemblies. Add embossed graphics from Illustrator, create assembly constraints, do a basic drawing, and even export to modo for rendering! Check it out in detail at CADjunkie.com!

Build an entire French Press coffee maker from scratch using SolidWorks 2010 in this ground-up tutorial. Start off with interface basics, followed by an introduction to the industrial design ‘master model’ workflow to create simple, easy to edit assemblies. Add embossed graphics from Illustrator, create assembly constraints, do a basic drawing, and even export to modo for rendering! Check it out in detail at CADjunkie.com!