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  • Gretsch
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    Thanks for that, I think I can gauge the colour without the card myself, I’ve got a good idea what I’m doing.

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  • Yelta
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    Originally posted by flynnaus View Post
    Its rather arbitrary anyway now the cards are no longer available. We are viewing the image on different screens and/or printers that may render colours differently.
    True, although it does give those new to roasting a good idea of what to aim for.

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  • flynnaus
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    Originally posted by Yelta View Post
    Was unaware of this.
    Its rather arbitrary anyway now the cards are no longer available. We are viewing the image on different screens and/or printers that may render colours differently.

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  • Yelta
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    Originally posted by flynnaus View Post
    You can still make your own card if you wish by printing out the JPG image downloadable from http://coffeesnobs.com.au/beanbay-ba...ber-cards.html
    Was unaware of this.

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  • flynnaus
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    You can still make your own card if you wish by printing out the JPG image downloadable from http://coffeesnobs.com.au/beanbay-ba...ber-cards.html

    The scale actually goes from 1 to 12 where 1 is green (raw) and 12 is black (chuck them in the bin).

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  • Yelta
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    Its a Coffee Snobs roasting colour reference 1 = lightest 10 = darkest.

    A few years ago Andy had membership cards available, currently sold out, picture below will give you an idea.

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  • Gretsch
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    What is CS

    OK, I've been reading lots of threads here trying to get a grasp of things before I delve into actually burning some beans. I see lots of references to CSx (where x is a number usually 7-10) I'm guessing it's something to do with roast temp, time, or colour maybe ?
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