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#7471: Post by cannonfodder »

If espresso was in Star Wars, this would be the dark side...





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#7472: Post by FotonDrv replying to cannonfodder »

Dave, how do you like that MAX? Does it expel all the grounds from the spout?
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#7473: Post by cannonfodder replying to FotonDrv »

15 grams of beans in, gave it a light shake to level, and off you go. Difficult to hold the phone in one hand and work everything else with the other.
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#7474: Post by rick anderson »

My my new coffee bar and extremely classy drink coasters.



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#7475: Post by Ypuh »

This setup got me into espresso earlier this year. Started to get the hang of it quite well now. Couldn't be much happier even though I can't stop thinking about optimizing here and there :).

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#7476: Post by mdmvrockford »

Current updated setup.

* Robot Barista is replacement for Cremina with pressure gauge.
* Mazzer Major with SSP Red Speed burrs is replacement for Mazzer Super Jolly with SSP Red Speed burrs.
* Moosoo PID kettle is replacement for Bonavita PID kettle. The former user interface is poor vs. the Bonavita.
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#7477: Post by BaristaBoy E61 replying to mdmvrockford »

Which espresso machine gives you better espresso?

Which machine is more of your daily ride?
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#7478: Post by mdmvrockford replying to BaristaBoy E61 »

Daily driver and better espresso is from Cafelat Robot.
Daily driver grinder is Helor 106.

IMO, Robot equals Cremina for ristretto and regular espresso . I could not get Cremina to make lungo espresso w/o Fellini maneuver and this for me fractured the puck. Cremina was gifted away. Hence the Robot which fits my usual philosophy of use: <=4 double espressos/day. Never milk. For parties including multiple milk drinks I am researching Bellman steamer vs. dedicated boiler steamer (one QuickMill sold ~ 10 years ago) and let the Alexia handle espresso brews.

Helor 106 conical burrs are not as finicky as Mazzer flat burrs (prior Super Jolly and now Major). Mazzer was/is for parties, for ultra light roasts and when I am too lazy to spend one minute cranking the Helor 106 (but time lost with Mazzer getting all the grinds out).
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#7479: Post by kidloco »

New grinder, new machine, and an unfinished wall (needs details and light)



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#7480: Post by ConFlatExp »

kidloco wrote:New grinder, new machine, and an unfinished wall (needs details and light)
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what kind of stand are you using to store the dosing baskets? p100 looks great!

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