How to make your Mazzer dose like an Anfim
- AndyS
The Anfim Super Caimano grinder doses nicer than a Mazzer. Less spillage, maybe even less clumping. I posted a little article with some crazy ideas that might interest OCD Mazzer owners.
-AndyS
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Very entertaining.
I get close by not having a portafilter fork to prevent me from putting the PF where the coffee falls from the doser.
It costs less than $.01, and I feel the peace radiating out of my apartment, throughout the complex, and towards downtown where the city council meets.
Lubbock will soon be the model of a Utopian society.
Keep an eye out.
I get close by not having a portafilter fork to prevent me from putting the PF where the coffee falls from the doser.
It costs less than $.01, and I feel the peace radiating out of my apartment, throughout the complex, and towards downtown where the city council meets.
Lubbock will soon be the model of a Utopian society.
Keep an eye out.

"Pro" coffee roaster. Ex barista trainer, competitor, consultant.
- RapidCoffee
- Team HB
Great looking mod. I've been meaning to add an antistatic/declumping exit chute screen to my SJ for a while, never got around to it. Perhaps I'll try the single wire trick instead. World Peace, baybee!

I think the technical term in Italian is schnozzino.By the way, in Italy the baristi call this little snout a "shnozz," although the correct term in technical Italian is "shnozzola."

John
That's too simple to NOT to try.
brad
I've been sans PF fork for a month or so too. I never did like that thing but was too lazy to take it off.Jasonian wrote: I get close by not having a portafilter fork to prevent me from putting the PF where the coffee falls from the doser.
brad
- AndyS (original poster)
Hahaha, I'll take your word on that, my Italian just isn't that good.RapidCoffee wrote:I think the technical term in Italian is schnozzino.

-AndyS
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- Kuban111
Now that's what I'm talking about fast, practical and low on the wallet$$$.
All great Mod's ......
Had to cut an E string off from my 67 vintage Tele for world peace.
Hey I'm down it's a good cause.
Thanks Andy
Michael
All great Mod's ......
Had to cut an E string off from my 67 vintage Tele for world peace.
Hey I'm down it's a good cause.
Thanks Andy
Michael
"azuca, azuca" Celia Cruz
- AndyS (original poster)
It's like they say, "anything valuable comes at a high price."Kuban111 wrote:Had to cut an E string off from my 67 vintage Tele for world peace.

-AndyS
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- shadowfax
Andy, I've been intrigued by your idea of increasing the length of the chute to reduce the annoying leftward throw. However, I don't like the idea of the paper in the doser chute. I kind of mixed THAT idea with your idea of the guitar strings, etc., and thought that it might be preferable to glue/solder in some thin metal sheets in the chute, more or less in the configuration of your strings, but going down the length of the chute. Have you tried/heard of such a thing? I think I will try it soon.
Nicholas Lundgaard
- AndyS (original poster)
You certainly could make a schnozzola out of thin sheet metal rather than paper (as some people have done).I don't like the idea of the paper in the doser chute.
I don't know anyone who's tried that. It might cause problems with coffee getting stuck in the there, but it sounds worth trying.I kind of mixed THAT idea with your idea of the guitar strings, etc., and thought that it might be preferable to glue/solder in some thin metal sheets in the chute, more or less in the configuration of your strings, but going down the length of the chute. Have you tried/heard of such a thing? I think I will try it soon.
-AndyS
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