The seller reports this is still for sale and has lowered the price

Hello All, My Sette 270 is my first grinder, which I acquired along with my Profitec Pro 600 four years ago. It is starting to show its age, and I am curious about unlocking more potential from my Profitec. What are your suggestions for a worthy successor? Monoliths seem to be outside of my budget, which

For sale in Boston, MA. 1984 Olympia Cremina (110v), excellent condition and well maintained. (I also have a Baratza Vario and a Mazzer mini grinder if interested in a package deal). I maintain about a dozen Creminas for myself and friends, I am active in answering questions and can be found on FB Cremina group. The following

Yeah, I think I'm really leaning towards the Profitec 800 or L Compressa. I love the ultimate simplicity of the Pro 800 and that I can get it more easily in the US. My only hesitation is whether it's the right machine for the type of coffee I like. I buy some stuff on the lighter end of

PRICE REDUCED: Now $85

@ drill_and_Phil Keep us posted on your experience. I too have admired this big bad boy grinder from afar. Just pricey!

Oh bummer sorry I did see it as sold when I looked. You should repost it, never know with holidays

You must ensure the mains water pressure at the espresso machine is at least 1.5 bar (22psi) and not more than 6 bar (87psi). If the pressure is greater than 6 bar (87kPa) a pressure reducing valve must be fitted on the supply line, otherwise a flood may result. Plubming kit: 1 x two metre long stainless steel braided

I thought the nurri had 2 pids Vs 3 in the evo

I also use a cheap scale from Amazon. I use rechargeable aaa batteries and swap them every few weeks. Acacia looks and feels great in the showroom but I'm glad I tried the cheap route first. One surprising thing, I really prefer the 0.01g accuracy scales, thought it was useless but it actually makes it quicker to get