User Experience with the Strietman CT2 - Page 77
I didnt, I just decided to keep it intact in case I ever just want to switch out, itll be with ease.
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@amberale, being a Caravel user, I really like that lever too.
Right now I must postpone investments in my machines, but it would suit my ES3 perfectly - even though I don't have a profiler, only the pressure meter from Gabor.
Right now I must postpone investments in my machines, but it would suit my ES3 perfectly - even though I don't have a profiler, only the pressure meter from Gabor.
LMWDP #047
This is a stupid question but I'm trying to understand what makes this functionally different from a flair 58? I'm sure I'm missing something pretty obvious.
The CT has a boiler. You don't need a kettle to make this work.Starspawn2318 wrote:This is a stupid question but I'm trying to understand what makes this functionally different from a flair 58? I'm sure I'm missing something pretty obvious.
LMWDP #737
In particular, it's an open boiler design. This has made thermal management much easier to the point that I don't really need to even worry about it. Not much alternatives out there. It is much quicker to pull multiple shots back to back and clean up is a breeze.