Almico wrote:The "new" grinder arrived. Hopefully I'm all set for a little while!

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I'm still amazed how much bigger things look in my kitchen. The K10 is huge.

Nice Alan!! I've seen your collection grow quite a bit over just a few months. Will this be your "market" set up?? What happened with your other 2 group you were working on (or was it a 3 group?)

Thanks William! The journey has been fun. No excuses left. If I make a bad espresso now, I have nothing to blame but myself.

I have to figure out the logistics, but I'd love to bring this set up along with me to market. I need to acclimate to it for a little bit first. I have my pour over moves down pat, but I'm far from an espresso barista. I might even take a course or two. RoyalNY by me has a new SCAA school set up.

I pulled my Leigh dovetail jig out of mothballs and will try and find the time to build some nice finger joint boxes and fixtures and maybe even a proper rolling espresso bar.

I still have the 3gr Rancilio Classe 6. It's in pieces and going through a slow restoration process.

Congrats Alan for the K10 PB. That is THE grinder in my mind.
This is the only piece of equipment that I know I wll never change (probably)

Almico wrote:The "new" grinder arrived. Hopefully I'm all set for a little while!

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I'm still amazed how much bigger things look in my kitchen. The K10 is huge.

Throw the stock hopper on that bad boy, then it's big.

Just renovated new kitchen.

pafcio0 wrote:Just renovated new kitchen.
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I really like the table you're using as your coffee cart. Mind me asking where you found it?

Ikea Rimforsa table

I only have one word........ gorgeous

pafcio0 wrote:Ikea Rimforsa table

Hah, I should've guessed . I like what you did with the crates on the shelf.

I am looking for a new (and taller) work bench but this is my new spot for now.

pafcio0 wrote:Ikea Rimforsa table

I really hope that that table becomes available in the US. It is very nice!