How tall a cup can fit under the unit to catch juice? How wide of a base will fit?
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A little taller than a coffee mug but shorter than a pint glass. I use this juice press mostly for oranges. I found a cup in my cabinet that fits nicely under the press and it easily holds the juice from 6-8 oranges.
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5 inches tall and the base goes from 4 1/2 inches wide in the front to 3 1/2 inches towards the back.
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I use a one pint measuring cup to collect the juice. My measiring cup is 4 inches high. A 3 1/2 inch widw space is available between the two legs of the juicer.
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Bruce, 2 issues: I just measured the tank capacity and got 12 oz into it, almost to the top. Also, the cup/mug would have to fit vertically from one of the bases to the underside of the brew drip hole, and would also have to fit on one of the 2 removable bases. The diameter of the larger base is about 3 1/2" and I believe a 12 oz mug could hang over the edge of the base a bit if necessary, without wanting to tip over. You do have to use one of the bases; you can't just set a mug on the counter -there's a tiny permanent base attached to the coffee maker and one of the removable bases has to be in place over it. I use a 10 oz cup that is a little more slender than a typical mug, made of sturdy nicely glazed USA ceramic, that I found at the Goodwill. Personally, I only brew 5 or 6 oz of double-strength coffee and then fill the rest of the cup with soymilk. If you shake the container really hard for about 30 seconds it gets frothy and makes a nice faux latte, lol. Cheers!
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The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with &gt;2 3/8" inside diameter, but &lt; 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
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Measure it. It will accommodate a device up to 9/16" thick within the lip of the base.
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My keurig machine is the one with the water resovour. It fits very well with the bottom plate removed from the machine. The cup is exactly 6 1/4 inches high.
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The cup is approximately 1 3/4" tall, it has a 1 3/4" diameter for the base and 2 3/4" diameter for the top of the cup. I used approximately 1/4 cup batter for each and didn't have any overflow.
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Yes. The 2 cup glass measuring cup is an excellent container to use. It fits well and you can measure the amount of juice you are making.
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I never use it, but I measured it and it is as follows: a rectangular pull out of 4 3/4 inches by 3 1/2 inches on the right side, with a hole of 3 inches in diameter, which contains a 1 inch deep cup of 2 3/4 inches in diameter. The cup fits easily into the hole in the pull out shelf or you can push it down further to make the opening about 2 inches deep. I haven't tried it, but it seems a little risky for heavy containers and/or beverages. Like I said, I never use it.
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It looks like the slot is about four inches wide so the base will slide on. I don't know how wide the bubble of your glass is, though.
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Zoom in on the picture and you will see the depth/height is 2 1/2 inches and the base is 3 1/4 inches. I just measured one of the filters and that is correct. We have a Mr. Coffee BVMC-SJX33GT 12-Cup and they work fine. My husband says the unbleached filters makes the coffee taste so much better. Hope this helps.
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its about 3.5 inches... this is not spring loaded. you twist a gear that pushes out the walls of the base to fit the cup
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The flat bottom is 9" wide. Then 1/2" up from the bottom it flares slightly to 9 1/2". It is very tall, I have a bit of difficulty with the cabinetry that goes around my stove top. It is wonderful for juicing elderberries. It makes a nice clean juice. I haven't tried it on anything else yet.
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You have a clearance of just over five inches under the spout. If your glasses are taller, simply pour the juice into something shorter, such as a measuring cup, and transfer the juice to the glasses.
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I have a 16 oz Tervis tumbler also. It will not fit under the coffee outlet, even with bottom removed, in a normal fashion. It likes about 1/4" sitting perfectly upright like a cup would. However, I can and do put my Tervis there and put coffee in it.
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Sorry, this dripper is 4 inches at its largest part of the base - it works best with a mug 2.75 inches minimum inside diameter to 3.75 inches max outside diameter.
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With drip catcher at the botton I have been able to fit a travel mug with lid off at 6 3/8" tall. If you take the drip catcher out I have been able to squeeze in a Liquiseal travel mug that is 6 1/2" with lid off.
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1 3/4" at lid and base. The rest of the bottle is a smaller diameter, so it won't slip out of the holder, I presume.