Material for a manual drip coffee cone
OwnerJustine Marie Wolcott, William Mark Wolcottinventors
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A method for fabricating a manual drip coffee cone from sheet material is comprised of three general steps: In the first step, a conical body 1 is formed from sheet material in the shape of a truncated cone to hold a coffee filter. The base of the conical body 1 forms a drip ring 2, which directs dripping coffee into a receiving vessel and prevents the cone from slipping off the vessel. In the second step, a drip plate 3, having at least one drip hole 4, is fixed to the inside of the conical body 1, near the drip ring 2, to form a drip plate 3 at a short height above the drip ring 2 to provide maximum headspace for effective drip filtration. In the third step, a flat ring collar frame 5 having minimal support components is attached to the outside of the conical body 1 near the same height as the drip plate 3 in order to support the cone to sit on top of a receiving vessel to allow a user to see through to the receiving vessel beneath the cone so that the user can view the rising level of coffee inside the vessel below.
A method of making coffee using a drip-type filtering cone, comprising the following steps:
A method of fabricating a drip-type filtering coffee cone, comprising three general steps:
A coffee cone made from flat sheet material, the cone having the tapered shape of a truncated cone, the cone being hollow with an inside and an outside surface and having a top
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