In this thread you can share what new coffee, equipment, techniques etc. you have tried this week.

What have you enjoyed and what didn't you like? Have you learned anything new?

Currently I have a standard Melitta Filter and a standard water kettle. I have read and heard that the pouring speed makes a big difference for the result but I can't really control that very well with the spout of said kettle.

Currently the coffee tastes like a mix of under- and overextracted which is really confusing. I have tried different grind settings before but the issue persists.

Edit: The mix in over- and underextracted might also come from me not stirring before drinking the coffee.

Is there a way to improve this without getting a new kettle? What other things can I try?

Edit: I have now tried pouring with a Pyrex type measuring cup and it pours much better than the water kettle. Combined with stirring afterwards it noticeably improved the taste. The grinder I use is the Timemore C3 ESP pro.

Thanks everyone!

This is the thread for things you would like to see in the community. This can be suggestions from community picture to weekly/monthly threads.

There will be a Meta thread on the 1st of every month and it will stay until the next month.

What would you like to see?

In this thread you can share what new coffee, equipment, techniques etc. you have tried this week.

What have you enjoyed and what didn't you like? Have you learned anything new?

This thread will be posted every weekend from now on for you to share smaller things that don't warrant a full post or that you want to share without making a post.

This was the first season I properly participated in and it was a lot of fun!

I have a house with three units but I only have one DSL connection available. What would be the smartest and cheapest solution to having three independent networks that all unify at the DSL connection/main router? I have a little networking experience but am willing to read up on things that need to be known. I also have a eve-ng server set up for simulating as I don't want to buy hardware before knowing how to solve it.

What router do I need for this?