I think La Forza is a great choice for a name!

Love the Thor Tamp. Nice choice. I can still hook you up with a la Forza Tamp though. Just drop me a line

A thousand pardons! I recently moved from Germany to the D.C. area. Moving and my new job has limited my projects but the e-mail address has been updated if you want to get in touch with me. I have lots of lil projects I want to get back to including a neat device that levels and removes clumps

Barefoot, I must say I really enjoyed your first HB post

{image} Yeah, I love the woods they use. The handles appear to be pretty tall. Is it taller than the RB Bubinga?

...and then there is this one. (What's the deal with canada and tampers anyway?) I stumbled upon it yesterday googling around. I guess it's already been mentioned on CG. Hey, it's Patent pending as well. This one sounds a little more intriguing: DEZCO TAMPER $CAD 99.00 ALL-NEW A perfect espresso

{image} I was googling around and came across this on an Italian site. It's the first time I have seen it. I'm not fond of the looks of it but it's interesting to find there are others playing with force feedback tampers Here's the Company line: DYNAMOMETRIC TAMPER (patented) The dynamometric coffee...

{image} This machine has me stumped. I took it apart and cleaned up the group, piston, and gaskets. There is very little information on these machines. This is my second Enrico of Italy Lever machine. I bought my first one which is a 110V model several months ago. I didn't realise it

[img]{link}[/img] I was browsing around the site and came across this old post. Losing a pet is always tough. The picture above was our family pet. Ironically her name was Java! Funny thing is we named her for her coffee color years before I moved to Italy and got interested in coffee and

Ok, I got this one in an e-mail. I'll spare you the scoring system for spotting the man in the beans but it was fun trying to find him. Yes, he is there and it will be very obvious once you see him [img]{link}[/img]