What is the size of the rim of this model? The wife make coffer using a cone tht drips into the pot, I want to make sure that the cone will fit.
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The actual opening is 2 1/4 inches wide. The lid fits into an opening that is 3 1/2 inches wide. I hope this helps.
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The outside diameter of the top of the coffeepot, not the screw on lid, is 4 inches. Inside diameter, because of the threads, is 3.5 inches. The actual opening to the pot is only 2.5 inches. I haven't used a cone with this pot.
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The upper rim of the thermal pot is 4", the inner ring, that sits 1/2" lower is 2.5".
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David the rim is 4" wide but the opening inside is only 2 5/8" and is lower to accommodate the screw lid. I tried Melita cones and a small white ceramic one sits nicely but a large plastic one does not. Mr Coffee makers use a basket filter not a Melita cone. I really like the Mr Coffee maker which was a Consumer Reports buy recommendation. Hope this helps.
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I do not have a cone nor would I use for practical reasons. The extra filter to buy did notseem practical if you use filtered water, like thru a Britta.
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I found the thermo pot useless and would not have extended my cost of it. The regular pot was okay after several attempts to get it be on the timer in the morning. Imean if a cup ere too cool, I would give it a micro shot. I did not like the hardly readable screw top...readible as to what it means so I gave up using it at all.
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I use a 1 liter stainless pot and it fit fine with no issue. I'd say my pot is 6 -8 inches diameter at the bottom.
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UGH...I didn't measure it, I researched the pot that it fit and the one that I have, I was lucky that it does work perfectly. If I guessed it's probably 10 to 10 1/2 inches. Hope this helps!
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this will accommodate a 10" diameter 2 Handled pot... from lip to lip it is 10" ... nothing is really to small... just a bit awkward to hold the big strainer over a tiny pan... The drain holes are 1/2 cm apart & just 1/4 cm from the edge of the rim as well as being 1/4cm in diameter... so unless you are straining something very tiny it should work well... ... I am unconditionally pleased with it.
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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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I have not used it in some time - but if I remember correctly the lid fits snug on the pot. Hope this helps.
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Hello i got mine but it broke(totally my fault i slammed my backpack and forgot it was in there)my girlfriend has a similar one but mine was slightly larger but same 18oz fit. Her's is 7 and 1/2 inches long bottom diameter is 3 inches which is consistant throughout, except the top which when measured without the cap is 2 and 3/4 inches. So with the cap should be same to bottom. The one ur looking at buying if i can rememebr correctly is a little taller but slimmer in diameter. Im def gona get another one soon though
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It should fit, but the basket in the picture is misleading. When I received mine it was shorter and appears as though the wide rim is designed to set on the top edge of the pot, leaving several inches between the bottom of the basket and the bottom of the pot.
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Very sadly, I just realized that the initial post was in 2008, the one reply was in 2009, it's now 2012 and still neither Amazon nor Cuisinart have come forward with better information! I just bought the 8 quart Multiclad and can firmly say that the diameter is about 10" and the height/depth is 8". It's a pretty flat pot - like a dutch oven. It was too small for my needs, so I'll be trying out the 12 quart.
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I have not but do recall sever available when searched for that subject on Google. Try to get a high dome type and I would allow for a 2" smaller diameter to fit in the bowl. They are out there I just don't know off hand where to direct you to.
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The capacity of the pot is not the issue. Measure the opening. I have one pot with an enormous opening, and it will not work for that one. All the others fit.
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It sounds like you have a 1-2 cup filter. This WILL fit in the brewer, but it will be very short. It may be easy to over pour the water. I have a smaller PLASTIC cone for 1-2 cup cones that works just like the HIC one, but is smaller. If you pour carefully and don't put too much coffee in, your filter should do fine.
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It is for a 4 cup coffee maker.. it fit's my Mr Coffee.. Keep in mind, this is for a flat cone (not pointed)
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I did not see anywhere on the website where it said which one it fit. I assumed it would fit all coffee pots ! It LOOKED like the one I had. I have a 2600. I went on the Cuisnart Website and found out there are SEVERAL holders and they alllll look the same! But appartetnly are different in sizes! THANK YOU FOR THE REFUND!
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I've had this machine for only 4 days now, and the only problem I see with it is that even with low levels of coffee grounds they come perilously close to overflowing the #4 cone filter. I suspect this is due to two factors: 1) the filter basket bottom is flat so that once the filter is wet it sags to conform which lowers it and allows grounds to overflow, and 2) I suspect water flows faster than other coffeemakers I've had (DCC-1200) and this causes water to stay in the basket longer. I'm using the same amount and grind on my coffee and also the same filters and this was never an issue on the DCC-1200. I'll experiment a bit and hopefully find a solution or this is going back. I've had this machine for only 4 days now, and the only problem I see with it is that even with low levels of coffee grounds they come perilously close to overflowing the #4 cone filter. I suspect this is due to two factors: 1) the filter basket bottom is flat so that once the filter is wet it sags to conform which lowers it and allows grounds to overflow, and 2) I suspect water flows faster than other coffeemakers I've had (DCC-1200) and this causes water to stay in the basket longer. I'm using the same amount and grind on my coffee and also the same filters and this was never an issue on... » Read More I've had this machine for only 4 days now, and the only problem I see with it is that even with low levels of coffee grounds they come perilously close to overflowing the #4 cone filter. I suspect this is due to two factors: 1) the filter basket bottom is flat so that once the filter is wet it sags to conform which lowers it and allows grounds to overflow, and 2) I suspect water flows faster than other coffeemakers I've had (DCC-1200) and this causes water to stay in the basket longer. I'm using the same amount and grind on my coffee and also the same filters and this was never an issue on the DCC-1200. I'll experiment a bit and hopefully find a solution or this is going back. « Show Less
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Yes, the lid still fits. This is a pretty pot, but the spout drips badly. Thought you'd want to know.
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It was advertised that it would fit into one of the multi-clad pots that I purchased (2 qt saucepan), at first I thought it did not. I just measured the steamer & realized that the bottom rim of the steamer does fit but it sits on the very top of the pan. I haven't steamed anything yet but I think it'll work. The diameter is 6-1/4". The second indent is 6-3/4" & the third one is 7-1/4."