Hi, everyone. Well, we followed instructions and sent a tank full of water (we use a deionizer at home to make mineral-free water) and second pull was really, really good. We are excited. But, it came with a part we're not sure about. We're pretty sure it's intended to be a knockbox, but no such item

While I'm waiting for my control board to be repaired, I need to look for a tamper and knockbox for my M31. I definitely want something durable. There are a lot of choices out there. Any recommendations?

Here is a cheap little knockbox I made, mostly from parts from Wal-Mart. It cost, in total including the running shot timer, $20. Took a little over a day if you include the time it took for epoxy to set. {image} Hope you like, let me know your thoughts! Cheers!

So i can't find one with 304 stainless steel polished on one side like my quickmill. I sourced some companies and the knockbox can be made (outer housing). Surprisingly, it's not that expensive. I should start making these!

Anybody got a "real" favorite? I am destroying my stainless sink. It needs to be an on the counter model

Thought I'd share what I'm using for a knockbox. It's a metal compost bucket from Williams Sonoma (small, countertop sized). I use it like a knockbox, while my wife puts banana peels and other vegetable remnants inside. After a couple of days we take it out and dump it on the compost pile. We have a

Hi there, Speaking of a knockbox, I keep mine for about 2 weeks until I clean it. However, by then there's mold all over the place. How do you people deal with this ?

I've just made a down-the-drain knockbox. I always put my spent grounds down the garbage disposal, so this seemed like a handy device, since my sink is right next to my machine. I bought the standard "Modern Knock Box Bar" from WLL for 6 ...

Here in Boise ID, we have Macy's and Dillard's for snooty department stores. The mall is on my way home on my bike so I stop once a week to see what has moved from the "50% off" rack to the "50% off lowest price" rack. Few days ago, housewares was liquidating these $40.00 beauties for $5.00. I bough...

I made this Knockbox for $8.00 in materials easily obtainable from Home Depot. Its features are a removable bottom for easy dumping of pucks and sink cleanout. All materials are acrylic (Not PVC). They can be obtained at the sewer ...