Custom Wood for your Espresso Machine - Page 124
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Tamper handle made by someone else that did not stand the test of time. I was asked if I could repair/refinish it. When I received it, it looked like it was finished with mud, poorly turned, rough and cracked. So I re worked it, repaired it, and refinished it. Now it will last. Redwood burl by the way.
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Portafilter Holder For Niche Zero espresso grinder that will also double as a tamping station. The holder has to sit right up against the grinder body so it has to be thin. That gives it a small base and will make it unstable and prone to tipping over. Not something you want to happen. The little duck bill base will stabilize it and keep that from happening. White oak with an oiled finish.
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Sent you a pm asking for a quote!cannonfodder wrote:Another walnut holder for Lynn Weber commercial bean cellars.
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Send him an email, instead.
Cheers!
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Cheers!
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Turns out there isn't an obvious way to do that from mobile (which is usually how I peruse HB).Jake_G wrote:Send him an email, instead.
Cheers!
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The little contact bubble at the end of my profile will open an email option. My email is ineedespresso (at) sbcglobal.net
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Thanks again Dave you did an excellent job.cannonfodder wrote:Tamper handle made by someone else that did not stand the test of time. I was asked if I could repair/refinish it. When I received it, it looked like it was finished with mud, poorly turned, rough and cracked. So I re worked it, repaired it, and refinished it. Now it will last. Redwood burl by the way.
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