NYC_Frank
"A man with no vices is a man with no virtues"
Congrats ... Make sure to upload some pics mate
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Do you like coffee?
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Mickk
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Thank you! And I will :-) Cant wait for it all to arrive, should be here tomorrowCongrats ... Make sure to upload some pics mate
Mickk
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Congrats ... Make sure to upload some pics mate
Here we go!
I just set it up, but haven't made a cup yet
NYC_Frank
"A man with no vices is a man with no virtues"
Oh baby ... looking fine Mickk ... enjoy
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Mickk
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Cheers Frank, have a good weekend!Oh baby ... looking fine Mickk ... enjoy
coolbreeze
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Mickk
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I have the green heating station, guess I'll need to paint over it, haha!Only thing missing:
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Spy Car
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@Timps27 suggested that if I like coffee that I should join you all.
I don't like coffee. I love coffee. LOL
Anyway, some thickly-accented YouTuber suggested that dropping the stem of one's well-used vape was a good way to enrich one's coffee experience, while also doing a wee-bit of clean up at the same time.
Double-win.
We are enjoying a beautiful warm Indian-summer day here in Los Angeles.
I started the day with a little new-school pressed hash mixed with a pinch of Durban poison for a little microsesh on the Vapman.
Feeling mellow.
Coffee tastes fine. Having French Press using my not-quite-50-year-old (pre-Bodum) 51 oz Chambord with Nickel plating. They don't make them like that anymore. Coffee is an artisanal Costa Rican that's not ordinarily my thing, but with the stick added, no complaints. LOL
Coffee related, a gasket kit for my old La Pavoni Europiccola (an old-school lever-driven espresso machine) just arrived so I need to do some mechanical work soon to get that baby back in action (as I blew a seal).
Greetings to my fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Bill
I don't like coffee. I love coffee. LOL
Anyway, some thickly-accented YouTuber suggested that dropping the stem of one's well-used vape was a good way to enrich one's coffee experience, while also doing a wee-bit of clean up at the same time.
Double-win.
We are enjoying a beautiful warm Indian-summer day here in Los Angeles.
I started the day with a little new-school pressed hash mixed with a pinch of Durban poison for a little microsesh on the Vapman.
Feeling mellow.
Coffee tastes fine. Having French Press using my not-quite-50-year-old (pre-Bodum) 51 oz Chambord with Nickel plating. They don't make them like that anymore. Coffee is an artisanal Costa Rican that's not ordinarily my thing, but with the stick added, no complaints. LOL
Coffee related, a gasket kit for my old La Pavoni Europiccola (an old-school lever-driven espresso machine) just arrived so I need to do some mechanical work soon to get that baby back in action (as I blew a seal).
Greetings to my fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Bill
Jess
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It’s been quiet lately. May as well show you what I’ve got.
I’ve been an espresso drinker for well over 10 years. Every machine I have owned is used. I couldn’t afford brand new but would use them, fix them up and then sell them. I got to the point where it was paying for itself. Started off with small cheaper machines, worked up to E61’s and am currently using the Cremina which I love. Just recently acquired a Monolith with little usage. It’s been great, the quietness of the motor itself is worth it, let alone the quality of the grind. You can also adjust the speed on the fly which makes it fun to experiment. Here’s a couple of pics. I know a lot about this so any questions you can PM me if you want.
I’ve been an espresso drinker for well over 10 years. Every machine I have owned is used. I couldn’t afford brand new but would use them, fix them up and then sell them. I got to the point where it was paying for itself. Started off with small cheaper machines, worked up to E61’s and am currently using the Cremina which I love. Just recently acquired a Monolith with little usage. It’s been great, the quietness of the motor itself is worth it, let alone the quality of the grind. You can also adjust the speed on the fly which makes it fun to experiment. Here’s a couple of pics. I know a lot about this so any questions you can PM me if you want.