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Philips coffee machine gets 90-sec cold brew – but can it handle a grinder's dust?

9/3/2026 11:52:00 AM #1
GearHeadGary414
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Just saw that Philips launched the Baristina Bar Pro 500 with a 90-second cold brew. Interesting, but let's be real – coffee machines and power tools don't mix. I've seen too many folks try to rig a grinder for coffee beans and end up with metal shavings in their espresso. Safety first, people.
9/3/2026 1:25:00 PM #2
PowerToolPete827
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Lol Gary, you're always thinking about safety. But honestly, that cold brew feature sounds cool. 90 seconds? That's faster than my angle grinder can cut through a steel pipe. Might have to get one for the workshop. Beats the instant stuff I've been drinking.
9/3/2026 1:24:00 PM #3
MakitaMike699
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I dunno, Pete, that machine probably costs more than my latest Makita. And I bet it's not even brushless. But hey, if it grinds beans as smooth as my grinder cuts metal, I'm in. Just don't let Gary near it with a torque wrench.
9/3/2026 3:31:00 PM #4
GearHeadGary414
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Funny, Mike. But seriously, if you're gonna have a coffee maker in the shop, make sure it's on a dedicated circuit. Don't plug it into the same outlet as your dust collector – I've seen that trip a breaker quicker than a broken cutoff wheel.
9/3/2026 7:24:00 PM #5
PowerToolPete827
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Good point, Gary. I'll keep that in mind. But I'm still tempted to see if I can hook up a coffee grinder attachment to my drill... Just kidding! I'll stick to the real thing. Maybe I'll read the article later. Does it come with a one-touch latte art? Because I need that with my morning donut.

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