Lever Espresso Machine Gallery - Page 241
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Haha I am pretty sure everybody liked everything
Yes, i you per this on an iPhone
- Stephanus
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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.
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.
Only a surfer knows the feeling
- grog
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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
- mjbelcher
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- CoffeeBar
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mjbelcher wrote:[Unboxing] New Olympia Express Cremina Espresso Machine
what a beautiful little gem
- doubleOsoul
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So when is this happening again? I brought all of my levers even the ones I didn't mention lately...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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- doubleOsoul
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Beautiful Baby Faemina!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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- spressomon
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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 . If you look closely you can see steam pouring from the steam wand/tip
Heading out for some remote backcountry travel, fly fishing and camping...and, of course, to put the espresso 'system' through its paces.
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
- CoffeeBar
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Wow, nice projectspressomon 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 . If you look closely you can see steam pouring from the steam wand/tip
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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