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#4181: Post by redbone »

Welcome Khadir. Your speed will improve but it will still be time consuming pumping out many drinks on a predominantly manual machine.
Keep in mind, like most here pumping out large volume of drinks is not the norm.
Enjoy your setup and coffee drinks. :wink:
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#4182: Post by Espresso in SB »

Longtime reader - first post. Started with a Gaggia Classic and Baratza Vario. Now I'm using an ECM Classika PID and Monolith Flat. Enjoying the setup, but oddly I'm most excited about being allowed my own drawer for espresso gear - longtime married folks may understand :D



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#4183: Post by dominico »

Ellejaycafe wrote:Finally got the lever on the counter in the new place!! Having to tote back and forth our k30 until I get a good hand grinder (thinking a Pharos might do the trick).

Can't hook it up yet. This kitchen isn't set up for the kinda power she needs. Having an electrician come over this weekend to set up a dedicated outlet for us (she runs off 110 but keeps tripping these old outlets). So beyond stoked to be able to play at home! Feel more at home posting here now :lol:

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#4184: Post by MB »

My spouse wasn't thrilled with the move from a Europiccola to a larger machine on the kitchen counter, but she has warmed up to the Londinium. She even agreed to having the motorized Pharos mounted on the wall.



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#4185: Post by spressomon »

^ I thought I recognized that LI! Nice work on the custo-Pharos!
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#4186: Post by shawndo »

MB wrote:My spouse wasn't thrilled with the move from a Europiccola to a larger machine on the kitchen counter, but she has warmed up to the Londinium. She even agreed to having the motorized Pharos mounted on the wall.

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What is that logo of? Very cool !
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#4187: Post by randomorbit »

Espresso in SB wrote:Longtime reader - first post. Started with a Gaggia Classic and Baratza Vario. Now I'm using an ECM Classika PID and Monolith Flat. Enjoying the setup, but oddly I'm most excited about being allowed my own drawer for espresso gear - longtime married folks may understand :D

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Wow! That's a beautiful machine, and a seriously drool inducing grinder, but you got A whole DRAWER?! You're a lucky SOB. I mean that sincerely.
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#4188: Post by FotonDrv »

MB wrote:My spouse wasn't thrilled with the move from a Europiccola to a larger machine on the kitchen counter, but she has warmed up to the Londinium. She even agreed to having the motorized Pharos mounted on the wall.

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That is the most elegant motorized Pharos I have ever seen! Kudos to your engineering and constructions techniques :D
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#4189: Post by grimeywelsh »


Thought I would add to the fun here. I have had the 920 for close to 2 years, and of course the Sette is new, replacing a doserless SJ I sold.
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#4190: Post by MB »

shawndo wrote:What is that logo of? Very cool !
It's a Celtic dragon. The piece is actually a concho that I got to make a wax sealing stamp for correspondence.

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