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y’all are overthinking the lemons

who has time for this lmao just squeeze the lemons till you have enough juice

thermal fuse clipped onto the side of the heater block, can be replaced for ~$3. Heater element is part of the block so if its broken you replace the whole heater assembly.

people will do nothing but panic and replace the pump. Saw this in a few Facebook groups. Man buys a $60 Ulka pump and replaces the part. Still not working. Maybe diagnose the machine first?

The double boil setting does cycle the power to very low settings to simulate a double boiler.

pulled apart a singleserve flexbrew about 6 months ago. There are three screws on the bottom of the unit, but there are also two on the side that require a guitar pick to access. Pump on one side, heater on the other, control board in front of the button. No ribbon but there is a short wire that...

its called cooking

Just plug it in. If it doesn’t work then you cooked it lol. Use a heat sink clip on the lead between the body of the fuse and where you solder it in. Crimp it instead.

the thing nobody mentions is that they are spot welded, not soldered. You can’t solder one on unless you want to pop it with your iron.

lol bro the dewalt flexvolt has like 6 contacts and a whole tab arrangement to switch series/parallel, its way more complicated than bosch

this. people blame the machine instead of admitting they dumped a jar of marinara straight on the heating element

people just dont read the manual lol

its not snobbery its just better. You spend more on beans over a year than the price difference between machines anyway

if you want actual coffee buy a moccamaster. These ninja things are fine for a dorm but lets not pretend

For its price, I think its worth it. Maybe it doesn’t focus on dust collection, but it focused more on the portability which any other brands didn’t have.

My bias belongs to RGBW strips, but mostly for premium clients – changing colors and white light for task lighting. A bit expensive, but totally worth it!

For me, LED strips 100%! If you are a more of a DIYer, go with hardwired. But not for plug-in options. If you’re willing to go for an extra mile, go with hardwired – no visible cords and bulky transformers, a cleaner setup, but needs to be more DIY compared with LED strips.

If you’re looking for collectible tools, look for Bridge City Tool Works. Not as old as your brands, but their old stuff is pretty neat!

Good day, everyone! I’ve been into Milwaukee tools lately and been deciding between these 3 products. I’m a simple homeowner who wishes to do some DIY projects. I need some insights from you guys, thanks!

I don’t think you got scammed. First, you hired a very skilled and insured professional that handled your problem in an hour. Unless he gave you a misleading estimate, there’s no issue about this. If you think that you can do it, you might as well DIY it yourself and watch some videos on...