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Thanks Jeff,
I'll look into it, sounds like a good machine.
Congratulation on your new set up!
I'll look into it, sounds like a good machine.
Congratulation on your new set up!
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Hi,JB90068 wrote:Pretty much done.
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Beautiful setup, how do you find The Duomo compared to usual WDT needles?
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From a workflow perspective: easier, faster and more consistent. Once you set it for the depth of your basket, a few quick turns and you are done. I also like how it stands up on it own and you don't have to worry about breaking needles.
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Long time lurker, first time poster. I have learned a lot here over the past year and finally finished our coffee bar during our recent kitchen remodel so wanted to share! It took me a long time to plumb in the machine to the RO system, not to mention plumbing in the rest of the sink, etc. in order to leave room for a trash can under the knock box. Went with 3/8 inch all the way to the espresso machine.
Some notes:
1 - The RO is a Home Master Artesian unit that puts a bit of calcium and magnesium back into the water output. Went with 3/8 all the way to the espresso machine with a lot of adapters and couplings in between (along with countertop RO dispenser for the kettle's pour overs, aero press, etc.
2 - Equipment: Rocket Faustino grinder, Rocket Giotto Evo R, Fellow EKG and Fellow Ode grinder.
3 - In counter knock box took a lot of planning to make sure we didn't screw up the location, but managed to get a trash can in the cabinet in just the right place after shortening the drawer there.
4 - Pulled all of the electrical down into the cabinet with a smart switch for the espresso machine. We put a hole in the counter for the coffee kettle and grinder, but need to still run the cords back there.
5 - We also but in a mini drying rack of sorts in the sink for the espresso gear to stay out of the way, see picture from the top of the sink.
Some notes:
1 - The RO is a Home Master Artesian unit that puts a bit of calcium and magnesium back into the water output. Went with 3/8 all the way to the espresso machine with a lot of adapters and couplings in between (along with countertop RO dispenser for the kettle's pour overs, aero press, etc.
2 - Equipment: Rocket Faustino grinder, Rocket Giotto Evo R, Fellow EKG and Fellow Ode grinder.
3 - In counter knock box took a lot of planning to make sure we didn't screw up the location, but managed to get a trash can in the cabinet in just the right place after shortening the drawer there.
4 - Pulled all of the electrical down into the cabinet with a smart switch for the espresso machine. We put a hole in the counter for the coffee kettle and grinder, but need to still run the cords back there.
5 - We also but in a mini drying rack of sorts in the sink for the espresso gear to stay out of the way, see picture from the top of the sink.
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oneandone, that is a very nice setup but man, its waaaay too clean! I will have to rush to the kitchen and start scrubbing!
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