Hi all.

I just got a Ceado E37S that's just a tad too tall (maybe 1/8") to fit under my cabinet. The rubber feet are pretty thick, and I'm thinking I can replace them with thinner ones. Has anyone else done this? If so, where can I source them?

I know I could also grind down the bean hopper to make it a little shorter. That's Plan B, but I don't have too much confidence in my skill set to do that.

Do you already have the "short" hopper? You could cut it down (I documented my work in Shorter hopper many years ago). Orphan Espresso has an aluminum mini-hopper that looks really nice:

https://www.oehandgrinders.com/oe-short ... nders.html

I do have the short hopper. While that single dose hopper is really nice, I like a hopper that can hold a pound or so of beans, as we go through it pretty quickly.

Cutting down the hopper may be an option-I just am worried about my skill set on that one. Thanks, though!

If you know someone who does tile work (or even woodworking), they could probably cut it down in a few minutes.

From the looks of my Ceado maybe you can just remove the feet and replace them with rubber or felt pads.