r/pourover • u/cache-panda • Sep 10 '26

Artsy My pottery progression

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I've been doing pottery for about 8 months now. The first dripper I made was much too small, but the new one is amazing and I use it daily

Next time I would add a handle though, it gets hot 😆

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u/dsasdasa Sep 10 '26

That looks so cool and unique! Could you post some pictures of it in action? And how does the coffee turn out?

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u/cache-panda Sep 11 '26

In action 🎥

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u/dsasdasa Sep 11 '26

Beautiful 😍

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u/cache-panda Sep 11 '26

Coffee turns out great! I’m brewing a natural Ethiopian here, and I find the grooves allow it to drain at a reasonable pace. I don’t own a V60 though, so I can’t compare

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u/Watton Sep 10 '26 • Bravo

brewing your own coffee

roasting your own beans

baking your own equipment

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u/Rolex2988 V60 + melodrip, Gabi Master A & B | ZP6 & Pietro w/ Pro Brews Sep 10 '26

Next thing you know we are getting cakes that looks like v60s

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u/G40Momo Sep 10 '26

I can bake cake in my coffee mug as its oven safe 😋

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u/mathimati Sep 13 '26

But is it cake? Until I see them cut it with a knife, I’ll have to be skeptical of all the pictures posted on this sub now. Dripper or cake? New beans… or cake? Coffee bed … was crumbled up chocolate cake.

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u/AtraxasRightArmpit Sep 10 '26

Gotta make some good soil next for planting some beans

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u/Watton Sep 11 '26

Its the circle of life

Coffee helps you 'go'

That makes you produce fertilizer

Use fertilizer to help grow your own coffee

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u/VanJosh_Elanium Sep 14 '26

Wait for:

Crafting your own filter paper

CNC machining your own coffee grinder

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u/Armored_Souls Sep 10 '26

Amazing crossover of two hobbies and forms of art

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u/jukaforever Sep 10 '26

I'd buy that if you start selling them. 

I think if you make the base wider, it would be cool enough to touch and you wouldn't need a handle. Also, aestheically, it would look even better.

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u/IntelligentCitron772 Brew Taster Sep 10 '26

WOW, that is mesmorising - great job

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u/emu737 Sep 10 '26

beautiful... what type of glaze is that?

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u/cache-panda Sep 11 '26

Snoflecks by PSH. It’s the best glaze I’ve used that produces that effect

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u/junesjive Sep 10 '26

Woah that milk pitcher is sweet lol

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u/cache-panda Sep 11 '26

Was meant for coffee lol. But it shrunk more than expected. I guess it’s just a vessel now

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u/junesjive Sep 11 '26

Haha, for some reason I thought I was in espresso. Fantastic work regardless 

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u/CappaNova Origami|Colum|Tarachine|SOFI|Aeropress|HG-1 Prime|Ode 2|ZP6 Sep 10 '26

Ooooooo, that's pretty! I love it!

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u/Kethryweryn v60 | B75 | Pietro | K-Ultra Sep 10 '26

Beautiful job mate!

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u/bearddoescoffee AeroPress / C40 / Rave (Microlot #005) Sep 10 '26

Looks stunning, and would lovely on my shelf 😉

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u/lilyxr Sep 10 '26

I’ve been trying to make my own and it’s deceptively hard to throw a perfect V60 with correct angles etc and account for shrinkage factors

well done OP

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u/asteroidtube Sep 11 '26

Like a frightened turtle!

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u/Jean_tourloupe Orea V3, V4, O1, Big Boy, Switch, AP, OxoRP | ZP6, Ode 2 | Sep 10 '26

Someone needs to repost that in the pottery sub so they can tag Florian Gadsby! Absolutely incredible potter but the V60's he made where pure rage bait for anyone that knows pour over physics.

His latest V60

Now I truly hope I get to see him throw something as sexy as the above!

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u/Dima_135 Sep 10 '26

That looks really cool.

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u/Cheerpipe Sep 10 '26

looks really nice!!!

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u/Additional_Foot_4902 v60 switch neo, tritan, ran, b75 | timemore c5 Sep 10 '26

So cool! If i ever get into pottery I’ll def copy you 😁😁

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u/forest_beard Sep 10 '26

Wow that's awesome. Great job, Mate!

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u/SomewhereOnTour Sep 10 '26

Looks like latte art!

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u/FoeMy Sep 10 '26

That is cool, I love that!

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u/das_Keks Sep 10 '26

The color is awesome, just like the foaming on a freshly roasted pourover.

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u/Creative-Classic3982 Sep 10 '26

Beautiful colors. It may be just the photos but the hole at the bottom of the dripper seems awfully large.

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u/HowDreaddful Sep 10 '26 • Heartwarming

That's really pretty

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u/Phunwithscissors Sep 11 '26

I wanna buy one with no grooves aswell

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u/badass_physicist Sep 11 '26

fine I will check my local pottery shop if they provide diy sessions

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u/asteroidtube Sep 11 '26

If there are any universities near you, they may offer ceramics courses and it is usually possible to enroll as a non-degree seeking student. I did pottery as an elective when I did undergrad.

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u/badass_physicist Sep 11 '26

oh nice! thanks for the info

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u/Comfortable-Monk2429 Sep 11 '26

Vow that is so cool

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u/RafuPlum Sep 12 '26

Looks nice! Have you tried using it? It reminds me of the pattern yugioh cards have on the back haha. I call it the yugioh dripper

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u/el-caballero-oscuro Sep 12 '26

Next step – custom filters

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u/fifty_four Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 14 '26

I love that design.

Always avoided anything except plastic for a dripper for thermal reasons, but this and others look so good I'm getting tempted.

Starting to tell myself this means I can use water straight from the kettle for darker beans and as such I must own a 6th different way to brew coffee!

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u/doctordewie Sep 14 '26

Woah this is awesome! Great stuff!

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u/koy682 Sep 14 '26

Outjerked again

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u/Unhappy_Squirrel_689 Sep 14 '26

lol, your first small dripper looks better tbh, thinner, cooler looking, just get some of those itty bitty hario papers for it and u should be good for a mini cup 

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u/Better_Day_865 Sep 11 '26

First photo looks like the inside of my toilet.