Which Coffee Tools Do You Need?

Start with brewing tools.

These hold the grounds while water passes through to extract the coffee. Choose filters that match your dripper's shape and size.

For one cup, you can brew straight into it. A server makes the volume easier to see and helps divide coffee between several cups.

A kettle helps control where and how much water you pour. Check how it feels in your hand and whether its capacity suits your usual batch.

Weigh coffee and water to keep track of your amounts. Scoops vary in size, so it helps to check how much yours holds by weight.

A grinder turns beans into grounds. Add one when you want to brew from whole beans. Follow its instructions for grind adjustments and cleaning.

Key points compiled by KUMONO from public sources. Checked on November 2, 2026. Illustrations are for explanatory purposes.