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Many flavors! www.espressozone.com   Not Logged in: log in updated topics   new posts   new unanswered   search   faq   sign up   Discussions > Articles > Columnist... > A Legend is...   view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics showing page 2 of 2 first page previous page Author Messages xtophr Senior Member Joined: 27 Feb 2005 Posts: 5 Location: Anchorage, AK Expertise: I live coffee Posted Fri Jul 13, 2007, 9:49pm Subject: Re: A Legend is Reborn - Faema E61 Restoration by Paul Pratt   This is the kind of thing that I look for in the coffee world.  There's just something about these little sputtering, fussy machines that really get me going!  I've been a fan of Paul's web site for a while and I really respect the work that he does.  I stand to learn a lot from these rebuilds that he documents.  I hope that we will be reading a lot more about these fascinating rebuilds often. I can hardly wait for the next installment! back to top petje Senior Member Joined: 3 Jul 2007 Posts: 5 Location: NL Expertise: I love coffee Espresso: Expobar office lever Grinder: MACAP M4 stepless Posted Thu Aug 30, 2007, 2:55am Subject: Re: A Legend is Reborn - Faema E61 Restoration by Paul Pratt   It looks so interesting. But is there ever gonna be a part 2? I hope so. back to top Paul_Pratt Senior Member Joined: 2 Sep 2002 Posts: 302 Location: Hong Kong Expertise: Professional Espresso: Marzocco SMAL + GS Grinder: Vulcano Drip: Pourover cone works best for... Roaster: Probat Posted Thu Aug 30, 2007, 5:22pm Subject: Re: A Legend is Reborn - Faema E61 Restoration by Paul Pratt   Working on the machines is the easy bit - writing it up is the hard bit :)   Almost done.. Paul back to top chucknance Senior Member Joined: 13 Oct 2004 Posts: 1 Location: The Netherlands Expertise: I live coffee Posted Sun Nov 18, 2007, 5:08am Subject: Re: A Legend is Reborn - Faema E61 Restoration by Paul Pratt   Drove from Holland to almost 100 miles below Paris to pick this one up. An early Faema e61. With gold accents on the body. Taking it apart was easy. Put all parts in seal bags, labelled them... made lots of pics during that. A few pics what it looked like when it arrived and where it is now. Best news is, the nuts and bolts of the boiler are loose and seem to come off easily. That new part list we be long... (Click for larger image) back to top graceyuan Senior Member Joined: 9 Nov 2010 Posts: 2 Location: China Expertise: Just starting Posted Wed Nov 17, 2010, 2:04am Subject: Re: A Legend is Reborn - Faema E61 Restoration by Paul Pratt   It's too long to read all.   I love the Manaul Espresso Coffee Maker without the electric too much . back to top showing page 2 of 2 first page previous page view previous topic | view next topic | view all topics Discussions > Articles > Columnist... > A Legend is...   updated topics   new posts   new unanswered     search   faq   sign up   Not Logged in: log in Discussions Quick Jump: Select Espresso Discussions --Espresso Machines --Lever Espresso Machines --Grinders - Espresso --Espresso Mods and Restorations --Espresso Blends --Questions and Answers --Latte Art and Etching --Barista Jams Around the World --General Discussion Coffee Discussions --Machines and Brewing Methods --Home Roasting Talk --Questions and Answers --General Discussion Columns, How-Tos, and Reviews --Holiday Gift List Feedback --CoffeeGeek Columnist Feedback --Detailed Review Feedback --Products First Look Feedback --Quickshot Review Feedback --Guide Article Feedback --How-To Article Feedback --CoffeeGeek Podcast Feedback Members Forum --Bug Reports and Suggestions --Buy, Sell and Trade --Retail Coffee Jobs Offered / Wanted Ads --Coffee Recipes --Cafe and Bean Reviews --CoffeeGeek Site Info and News --General Off Topics World Regional --United States West --United States Central --United States East --Western Canada --Eastern Canada --United Kingdom --Western Europe --Eastern Europe, Nordic Countries, and Russia --Central and South America --Australia, New Zealand and Asia Symbols: = New Posts since your last visit      = No New Posts since last visit     = Newest post Forum Rules: No profanity, illegal acts or personal attacks will be tolerated in these discussion boards. 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