In particular, the group found the thick water jets typical of standard gooseneck kettles are ideal for achieving this necessary height and laminar flow. Strong—but focused—water jets create ...

A thin jet of water – most easy produced from a gooseneck kettle – was the easiest way to get a slow, laminar pour. It's possible to get a thin jet from a regular kettle but harder to do.

For example, a lamp with an adjustable gooseneck allows you to adjust the lighting directions to reach where you sit. Or choosing a task lighting lamp with a magnifying glass is ideal to see small ...

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