Unboxing a new old Faema Baby! - Page 3

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#21: Post by samuellaw178 (original poster) »

The docetta thingie is in fact both a crude tamper and a shower screen in one. Just use it like what the manual says - with the two-finger tamp and leave it in - it does work! However I did find that using a 'dedicated' tamper (below) pulls me a better extraction. :D I had quite a few 58.x tampers but unfortunately none of them fit....



It's an Aeropress piston if it's not clear what it is. :p

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#22: Post by AssafL »

Oh my - in some basement in Germany/Taiwan/Netherlands somebody is reading this and kicking around a rubber tamper Kickstarter idea.

Flaccid Tamper Kickstarter. Why tamp when one can squish?
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#23: Post by samuellaw178 (original poster) »

Freddy Camacho wrote:Awesome find...post some vids please.
Here you go...just shot a video of the Faema Baby in action today, including the 'Flaccid' tamper (aka part-time bean doser) that works surprisingly well :D

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#24: Post by Freddy Camacho »

Sweet looking..

Appreciate the filter and the editing...lol

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#25: Post by samuellaw178 (original poster) »

Haha, no problem, you'll have to excuse my amateur editing skill. :D

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