The Olympia Cremina Rebuild That Wasn't - Page 2

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espressme
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#11: Post by espressme »

Oh most fortunate of men; let me congratulate you!!
WOW!!
richard penney LMWDP #090,

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#12: Post by weebit_nutty »

SCORE!!!

A machine in that condition should easily go for $1000+. Too bad not enough sellers respected these machines as well as yours have.

Congrats!
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#13: Post by jwCrema (original poster) »

Thanks for your kind words all.

I calibrated the pstat yesterday and pulled some stellar shots today. I'm finding that I need to grind on the more course side with this than the ECM.

It is a vastly superior machine to the La Pavoni PC-16 I had a few machines ago. It just feels stellar to be pulling a lever again.

While I am sure this isn't a bomb-proof indicator, the seller took an excellent picture looking up into the underside of the group. It looked better than my 9 mo old ECM and I clean regularly. But, ultimately I felt like it was a roll of the dice.

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#14: Post by IMAWriter replying to jwCrema »

My first inclination is :evil: haha
My better side says congratulations, and give those wonderful ladies a HUGE cyber-hug...and maybe a box of chocolates. They are awesome.
I loved my Cremina, miss sometimes, and may in the future get another.

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