Coffee isn&#;t so much finicky as it is responsive. Nearly anything that comes into contact with coffee on its way from bean to cup has an effect on it, so it should come as no surprise that the coffee filter you choose &#; one of the last things that touches your coffee before your lips do &#; makes a difference in how your coffee tastes. When choosing between paper and metal coffee filters, taste is only one of the things you should consider. These five questions can help you make the decision.
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The whole steel vs. paper filter debate is a moot point if there&#;s no option to fit your brewer of choice. Able makes the Kone for the Chemex and the Disk for the Aeropress. There are various other metal options for other filter brewers as well. Whether you choose paper coffee filters or a metal option, though, you&#;ll get the best extraction if you use a filter that&#;s the right shape and size for your brewer.
Metal coffee filters don't contribute to deforestation or add to the waste stream.
Permanent coffee filters will cost you more up front, but save you money in the long run. Paper filters cost less per pack, but you have to keep buying them.
The science is up for debate. Paper filters reduce the amount of cafestol, a coffee oil that's been implicated in raising cholesterol levels, that makes it into your cup. Because of that, some medical experts feel that paper coffee filters are a healthier option than metal filters. On the other hand, bleached paper filters may leach dioxin, a hazardous chemical used in bleaching, into your coffee. If you're worried about cholesterol levels, unbleached paper filters may be your best option.
Paper coffee filters don&#;t just reduce the amount of sediment (fines) in your coffee. They also absorb a lot of the coffee oils that contribute to the flavor and body of your coffee. Paper-filtered coffee is brighter in flavor and lighter in body. When you use a metal coffee filter, your coffee will have richer flavor, fuller body and more fines in the cup.
Absolutely. Plasma is one of the most effective methods to cut stainless steel over a wide range of thicknesses. However, the type of stainless steel cutting table and plasma source you use makes a big difference.
Does the cutting machine make a difference?
The build quality of your cutting machine will make a significant difference in the cut quality in the long run.
Specifically, the edge quality (ripples vs no ripples) and angularity of the cut may be impacted by mechanical imperfections of the cutting table.
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You need to assess the stiffness of the gantry (Y-axis that moves over the material to be cut) and whether the construction of the rails can be affected by the heat dissipated by the cut.
Whilst cut quality may look the same when machines are brand new, heat can bow the metal construction of your table over time, which may impact the straightness of the cutting machine.
Next to this, various machine components, like the drives, rails, and gears impact motion. Poorly assembled or poor quality components could lead to motion irregularities.
This, in turn, causes vibrations, which transfer through the machine axis into the cut edge and can cause a rough-cut surface, nonlinear cut edges, and overall poor cut quality.
Therefore, we recommend checking the quality of the drives, rails, and gears before you purchase any plasma cutting machine.
Does the plasma system make a difference?
The main difference between a low-cost air plasma system vs an industrial type of plasma cutting systems relate to the types of gasses that are used to cut and the pressure at which the plasma gas will come out of the torch. Both of these significantly impact the end-result of the cut.
The image below illustrates the quality difference one can expect between using a more expensive F5 blend gas as plasma cutting gas vs. a cheaper solution like compressed air.
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