same here, I started doing this a while ago...if only to put that dope dealer scale to use as it sits idle since I finetuned the timer on the grinder

Hi, neighbor! Sure thing. Please feel free to contribute

Jeff had it in the first response. The "bubbler" side of the priming valve was broken off. Jeff even included a link to it on Chris Coffee

Thanks for this! I didn't even know such a thread existed

Didn't mean to imply anyone here is chemophobic, but clearly some people are. I think E6000 is definitely more toxic than superglue. Just read the published MSDS for both glues. E6000 consists of a solvent, terachloroethylene, and styrene 1,3-butadiene (polymer) and has warnings for carcinogenicity along with several other specific hazards. Certainly the solvent vapors are very hazardous, from both

Thank you all very much for your excellent comments and your patience with a novice. I was able to take some photos today [which is what I should have done in the first place] and it appears that the ground wire is used just as that, a ground for the machine which is what Stefano described. My only

Don't forget the "Espresso Forge" if you go manual. It's part of our travel kit along with the "Breville Milk Cafe". On some trips with family I make 8 caps in a morning. Been waiting on my Arco grinder to complete the kit. Myself and a few other Slayer owners like to Forge ahead

A few quick updates: > Re: the Ft. Lauderdale scene, there's some sort of FAT Village development project slated to begin later this month, so Brew Urban (C&I Studios) and Henry's are living on borrowed time. For background: {link} > Re: Orlando, I hear that "Kos Coffee" in Winter Park is amazing! Has anyone been yet?

I'll never be a customer . FWIW, that site might be violating the CoE wordmark, i.e., the actual CoE as you and I think about it will have the logo: {link}

Ah. That makes sense