The Best Jobsite Coffee Makers For Brewing Some Joe in Your Garage or Shop

Because you don't want a fragile glass carafe around power tools and lumber.

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Nothing gets your through a repair, a woodworking project, or a construction job like a strong cup of joe. But it's far from ideal to have to wash off all the grime just to go inside to top off your cup. Nor is it a good plan to bring a breakable glass carafe into the shop.

Not to worry: There are a growing number of coffee makers that are built rugged to survive in a place full of sawdust and power tools.

Editor's Choice: Makita Lithium-Ion Cordless Coffee Maker

MAKITA

$39.99

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Our favorite method of brewing up a cup in the workshop. The Makita will plug into the wall and run on standard 120-volt power, but what's especially cool is that the little appliance will run on the same 18-volt battery that runs your Makita power tools

Oxx Coffeeboxx Job Site Single Serve Coffee Maker

AMAZON

$215.00

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We were skeptical of the Coffeeboxx when we first saw it, but it brews a decent cup. Its rugged industrial design is excellent and its setup is ideal for quickly brewing several cups in a row, especially different types of coffee. Unlike the Makita, it takes pods and requires 120-volt power. But this is a great appliance that has radically improved the state of garage coffee everywhere