That's absoultely possible, given that I hadn't printed my parts using SLA but FDM there are a number of surface imperfections that could worsen clogging. I will definitely try this! Thanks!

Hello guys, wanted to give updates! Took me a long time to find suitable distilled water and yasterday i prepared the water for the first time. The process was harder than imagiend, I hope I can make it easier over time. I had to slightly tune the recipe since I wanted to end up with 1.030 lt

A bit of a rant. Sorry guys, but this is no longer a need, but a serious addiction. This is the time to look at it closely and see how shallow and self entitled it looks. Do you also take your chefs because the restaurants aren't up to your standards? Do you also ship your car because the rental

Is someone named Paolo coming out with a review of one of those machines?

Thanks all for the help

I didn't write E61... I specifically said pump profile that is a rather broad definition

That is genius, I'll give that a shot. Thanks mate! I feel like an idiot for not thinking of that. EDIT: No luck with that. If there is a breach in the HX pipe, it must be small enough to not let water drip out but big enough to allow steam pressure to get in. Replaced the pump with

You can test that by draining the steam boiler then connect a power lead to the coffee pump and then turn it on and see whether any water appears inside the steam boiler

I'd wait until Paolo reveals his secrets then decide. Should be interesting!

Thinking of spoiling myself for a significant birthday. I've read numerous times that, all else being equal, rotary pump machines tend to make better coffee that vibration pump machines. I know rotary pumps are usually associated with plumbed in machines, but for my next level jump in quality do you think it makes sense to start with the lower priced