Custom Wood for your Espresso Machine - Page 133
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Ironwood burl lever, portafilter and steam control for a Cremina lever with a gloss finish and some Wenge oil finished for an Elektra Micro Casa a Leva. Problem is this time of year the sun is not up when I leave for work and long down when I get home. That leaves me using the flash on the camera which dulls the wood verses nice bright natural light, but they still look nice.
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I've looked through a lot of these pages - beautiful work. I'm also a woodworker coffee fan and would love to make one of these myself. The lathe portion I understand - but how do you figure out the threading? Are you somehow reusing the same bolt from the original handle? Or are they standard sizes you buy separately?
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Olive portafilter handles in a satin finish with M12 studs. Gorgeous grain and a little curl figure in the wood. They will fit most espresso machines. Person I turned them for decided they wanted a different shape so selling these. $130 for the pair and free shipping withing the US. Extra for international shipping. Listed in the Buy/Sell forum as well.
email me at ineedespresso@sbcglobal.net
email me at ineedespresso@sbcglobal.net
Dave Stephens