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CoffeeBar
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#2401: Post by CoffeeBar »

I like your gas range. :D

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#2402: Post by day »

Haha I am pretty sure everybody liked everything :)
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#2403: Post by Stephanus »

My lever machine for local travel is a Faema Baby Faemina. I am really impressed by its performance. It brews a little cold, so light roasts tend to be a little sour, but it delivers great espresso when you use a "classic" espresso blend.

I used a lathe to alter the groove in the piston slightly. This enabled me to use a standard 46 X 5,6 o-ring as a seal instead of the original U-cup plunger seal which is hard to find.

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#2404: Post by grog »

That is such a great idea on the o-ring Baby Faemina mod. Wish I had tried it out before I sold mine.
LMWDP #514

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mjbelcher
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#2405: Post by mjbelcher »

[Unboxing] New Olympia Express Cremina Espresso Machine
End Result:

LMWDP #554

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CoffeeBar
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#2406: Post by CoffeeBar »

mjbelcher wrote:[Unboxing] New Olympia Express Cremina Espresso Machine

what a beautiful little gem :D

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doubleOsoul
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#2407: Post by doubleOsoul »

yakster wrote:I was remembering the time in 2010 we had a Lever Espresso gathering at what was then Barefoot Coffee in Santa Clara, fun times, and lots of nice pictures. San Francisco Bay Area Lever fans (LMWDP)

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So when is this happening again? I brought all of my levers even the ones I didn't mention lately... ;)

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#2408: Post by doubleOsoul »

Stephanus wrote:My lever machine for local travel is a Faema Baby Faemina. I am really impressed by its performance. It brews a little cold, so light roasts tend to be a little sour, but it delivers great espresso when you use a "classic" espresso blend.

I used a lathe to alter the groove in the piston slightly. This enabled me to use a standard 46 X 5,6 o-ring as a seal instead of the original U-cup plunger seal which is hard to find.

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Beautiful Baby Faemina!

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spressomon
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#2409: Post by spressomon »

Finally, got a lithium battery, inverter and related electrical gear installed in the little camp trailer. Just did a quick test to see how the LiFePO4 200A battery (via a Xantrex ProWatt SW2000 inverter) powered the Ponte Vecchio Export; and it did it with aplomb :D. If you look closely you can see steam pouring from the steam wand/tip :D

Heading out for some remote backcountry travel, fly fishing and camping...and, of course, to put the espresso 'system' through its paces.

No Espresso = Depresso

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CoffeeBar
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#2410: Post by CoffeeBar »

spressomon wrote:Finally, got a lithium battery, inverter and related electrical gear installed in the little camp trailer. Just did a quick test to see how the LiFePO4 200A battery (via a Xantrex ProWatt SW2000 inverter) powered the Ponte Vecchio Export; and it did it with aplomb :D. If you look closely you can see steam pouring from the steam wand/tip :D

Heading out for some remote backcountry travel, fly fishing and camping...and, of course, to put the espresso 'system' through its paces.

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Wow, nice project :shock:

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