Sawing a Mazzer Super Jolly

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algue
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#1: Post by algue »

Hello to the group.
I was quite active on this site some years ago, just before some life troubles (nothing too bad, actually) kept me far.
Lately I had time to play with coffee machines again, so I decided to perform a restoration of an old Mazzer Super Jolly I had in the cellar.
Mainly I wanted to lower it, as it was really too tall for my kitchen. For this reason I sawed it.
Here are some images of the operations, from the beginning to the end.
bye
alberto




HH
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#2: Post by HH »

Hey Alberto!
Glad things are okay, and that you're finding time for coffee again :D

The SJ looks great - I love the colour! Did you spray/powder coat it yourself? Brilliant work!
I also think the SJ looks far nicer without the catch tray, and much prefer the smaller feet you have given it.
Henry

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algue (original poster)
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#3: Post by algue (original poster) »

no powder coating.
just an high quality spray.
it has been placed in a sea house, thus the color.
bye, alberto.

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#4: Post by walt_in_hawaii »

Gutsy move, Alberto! Bravo!