I'd be glad to hear any other recommendations. Are the Turin H40 or Timemore chestnut s3 worth considering?

I LOVE the Argos lever, but I have trouble with the boiler cap (thank you, a lifetime of working with my hands) due to creeping arthritis. Ross kindly sent me a spare boiler cap, so I can think about/make modifications. Since the cap only turns 1/2 turn, I'm thinking about some sort of adaptive ring

A pound in a Behmor is asking alot. Using a Whirley pop your at the mercy of the beans. Don't walk away its totally hands on

Looks like you guys will be getting your machines soon. Hopefully I get mine soon as well. Ordered it in late November. Paid the full amount first week of January

I have the same group that the pro800 uses. I have used it with two springs, one spring, and manual lever configuration (I made a direct-lever conversion). For the coffees I prefer (decaf classic Italian espresso) I like the single spring configuration best. My point is that type of coffee and preference might mean different profiles are

{image} Here's mine....Lake Michigan

That place with the very generic company name sells **13** different decaf coffees! Plus a number of different unroasted decaf beans

When my Kafatek showed up on my door UPS had banged it up pretty good. They even got rid of the Kafatek box and used a UPS box and newspaper for the last mile so it was pretty bad. That same day Kafatek shipped me a new grinder and sent me a shipping slip to send back the old one

Valid points IF either Weber was new to the game as growing pains/beta testing issues are to be expected. Definitely should have things fine tuned by now. Also gets annoying when the 'specialty' manufacturers are rarely blamed as most gets placed on the end user. Will no longer add to the conversation and glad I don't buy into the hype

I saw this in a video in the "about us" section of a coffee roaster website: {image} Is this how you "cup" green coffee?