Do all Kon12Cups have wrapped bar attaching gold handle2pot?Welded?Spaces show in bar&between pot&bar? Not solid like the 6 cup,but great coffee.
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I don't have it in front of me but as I recall I believe it is actually screwed in
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Daniella Mine has a solidish gold handle with a stainless steel bar coming from the pot to hold it, that is attached to the pot with nut and bolt.Lovely coffee
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Yes, there is a Special K-cup that you can and stuff with regular coffee and brew! Works great... Sometimes a little messy but not bad!
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You can fit two fingers through the handle with some wiggle room left. Three fingers if you are a woman. I love these coffee cups but a couple of them were "irregular ".
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I would like an answer too! Is the dark cup or light cup weak or strong? The dark cups has smaller dots which to me say weaker, but then again, maybe darker is stronger? The manual does not indicate which is which. It just says to dial your strength! Anyone out there that knows this answer???? Otherwise, the machine makes great coffee!!!
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As to my previous post: let me stress mine is an older model. It doesn't look as if the newer models take loose coffee, but you might want to check with the company.
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We have an older model that doesn't have a metal coffee drawer, so I don't know. The cups do work well in our Keurig and we like what we are getting.
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No. You can see on the inside four tiny marks from where steel pins were forged to the carafe to attach the handle on the outside. It is a smooth join with only minor indentations. I use this at least four times a week and am pleased with it.
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Believe the coffee baskets may be stainless. The frother tube is most likely chromed brash (non-magnetic). The front portion and the insert for the spill basin (what the two cups are sitting on) are not (both are magnetic and probably a chromed alloy). Unable to tell what the interior parts are, but would guess that they're not stainless steel, because of the price. But I can highly recommend this machine. Use mine almost daily, and have had it for more than two years. I make a quad cappucinno, using fresh ground coffee every day. Gives an excellent crema, and although some people have said it's a bit noisy, I don't find it objectionably loud. Very good value for the price.
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Not sure what you mean about a "wrapped" handle. My oldest one has the gold handle. I doesn't look sloppily attached. On my newer one I opted for the plastic handle - not as attractive, but it doesn't get as hot and even though the gold is more beautiful, I was going for function over style. They both work great, but do yourself a favor and do not use the handle to unscrew the pot - it's not designed for that and will likely eventually break off. These are the best stainless stovetop pots I've been able to find and have been using them daily and exclusively for about seven years now. I've tried others over the years, but always return them and come back to the Vev. Not sure what you mean about a "wrapped" handle. My oldest one has the gold handle. I doesn't look sloppily attached. On my newer one I opted for the plastic handle - not as attractive, but it doesn't get as hot and even though the gold is more beautiful, I was going for function over style. They both work great, but do yourself a favor and do not use the handle to unscrew the pot - it's not designed for that and will likely eventually break off. These are the best stainless stovetop pots I've been able to find and have been using them daily and exclusively for about seven years... » Read More Not sure what you mean about a "wrapped" handle. My oldest one has the gold handle. I doesn't look sloppily attached. On my newer one I opted for the plastic handle - not as attractive, but it doesn't get as hot and even though the gold is more beautiful, I was going for function over style. They both work great, but do yourself a favor and do not use the handle to unscrew the pot - it's not designed for that and will likely eventually break off. These are the best stainless stovetop pots I've been able to find and have been using them daily and exclusively for about seven years now. I've tried others over the years, but always return them and come back to the Vev. « Show Less
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There is 2 small plastic or rubber parts on the inside of the pot that is there to keep the handle on. You have nothing to fear about this coffee pot. I've had this for a couple of years now and have had no problems with taste or function and the coffee tastes great and it makes a hot cup of coffee!!!! Joann
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Nope. It holds 12 6 ounce cups per the manufacturers info. It appears to be pretty standard with coffee pot manufacturers that they use 6 ounces for the measurement of a cup of coffee.
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My stove top that I commented on previously has two wood strips attached to the steel handle attached to the pot. My hands are not that big but I can manage to pick it up with spilling or dropping the whole pot. Being careful not to drink too much caffeine I still make a pot every now and again to appease my taste of a great cup of coffee, just like my dad used to make in the mornings. If your hand is too big just get a dish towel and pick it up. Oh, if you have the time tell me if that Copco's 4 to 8 cup percolator's handle is made of, plastic or wood.
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Hi! Yes, it's on the pot under the handle. My mom says it makes great coffee!
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Just tried less than half full for the first time last week. It did not brew as well as I would have liked. We typically brew at least 8 cups and have never had an issue. I noticed when my husband was away for the weekend and I brewed a much smaller pot that it wasn't perking as usual. I added a little more water, it worked fine. Aside from this one issue, we loved perked coffee and have never had a bad cup using this percolator. We will purchase again, indeed, and have a back up pot on hand.
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There is none, use the water level on the left hand side to determine amount to fill. Use the suggested amount of coffee from the back of the package of coffee to put in basket. Adjust over time to fit your preferences. I use the amount for 10 cups on robust to make an 8 cup pot of coffee [water mark 8]. This the best coffee pot bar none in my experience.
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Hi Mary, I have the 10 cup Braun coffeemaker, some are all black and some are all white. It makes no difference really, grab whatever color handle you can, it only holds the coffee. I know when I needed a replacement pot I grabbed whatever one I could get.
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Believe the coffee baskets may be stainless. The frother tube is most likely chromed brash (non-magnetic). The front portion and the insert for the spill basin (what the two cups are sitting on) are not (both are magnetic and probably a chromed alloy). Unable to tell what the interior parts are, but would guess that they're not stainless steel, because of the price. But I can highly recommend this machine. Use mine almost daily, and have had it for more than two years. I make a quad cappucinno, using fresh ground coffee every day. Gives an excellent crema, and although some people have said it's a bit noisy, I don't find it objectionably loud. Very good value for the price. Believe the coffee baskets may be stainless. The frother tube is most likely chromed brash (non-magnetic). The front portion and the insert for the spill basin (what the two cups are sitting on) are not (both are magnetic and probably a chromed alloy). Unable to tell what the interior parts are, but would guess that they're not stainless steel, because of the price. But I can highly recommend this machine. Use mine almost daily, and have had it for more than two years. I make a quad cappucinno, using fresh ground coffee every day. Gives an excellent crema, and although some people have said... » Read More Believe the coffee baskets may be stainless. The frother tube is most likely chromed brash (non-magnetic). The front portion and the insert for the spill basin (what the two cups are sitting on) are not (both are magnetic and probably a chromed alloy). Unable to tell what the interior parts are, but would guess that they're not stainless steel, because of the price. But I can highly recommend this machine. Use mine almost daily, and have had it for more than two years. I make a quad cappucinno, using fresh ground coffee every day. Gives an excellent crema, and although some people have said it's a bit noisy, I don't find it objectionably loud. Very good value for the price. « Show Less