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canon
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Joined: 9 May 2006
Posts: 409
Location: North Carolina
Expertise: I love coffee

Espresso: Faema Legend
Grinder: Versalab M3, Mazzer Robur-E
Roaster: Hottop B

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 3:30am
Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Beautiful setup. The stainless steel counter top really sets it off. Looks sterile which is exactly the way my setup is cared for.

tenacioustommy Said:

Hello to all,

here is my setup, hope you all enjoy

Tom

Posted August 20, 2004 link

EricC
Senior Member

Joined: 2 Feb 2004
Posts: 260
Location: Liverpool
Expertise: Just starting

Espresso: LM GS/3 MP
Grinder: Elektra Nino, Versalab M3
Roaster: Quest M3

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 6:01am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Hi Mark, My twin, where has the M3 gone? Here is my setup however the Nino now has the short Mahlkönig hopper on it. (Click for larger image)

networkcrasher
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Joined: 7 Jan 2008
Posts: 335
Location: Atlanta
Expertise: I love coffee

Espresso: GS3
Grinder: Nino, M3, SJ, Rocky
Vac Pot: GCBC Yama
Drip: Technivorm
Roaster: Hot Top, Behmor, SC/TO

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 7:07am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Ah, the M3. Well, it's been relegated to the basement! :) Soon to be sold to another lucky owner. Great grinder, but the Nino is pretty sweet on it's own - now that I have 220 installed and have room for it!

JVBorella
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Joined: 29 Oct 2007
Posts: 1,163
Location: northeastern CT.
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: Speedster, Strega, Cremina
Grinder: K10 WBC, HG-One, Bunnzilla
Vac Pot: Hario NCA 3 & 5, Mitzudash
Drip: Hario Wooden Neck/Buono
Roaster: Hottop KN-8828P/B

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 7:51am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

networkcrasher Said: Big ass box for the little speedster! Posted November 30, 2009 link If you had to lift the Speedster out of that big box you might not think it was so "little". Lots of other stuff in there with it. The remote motor pump assy is huge compared to the units used inside machines. It comes with a fairly large resin water softener & there also was the "alternative" engine turned bodywork along with all the accessories.

John

networkcrasher
Senior Member

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 8:07am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Ah, you got the sweet deal on Paul's, eh? I know it's heavy, but I remember it being pretty compact, albeit pretty wide.

EricC
Senior Member

Joined: 2 Feb 2004
Posts: 260
Location: Liverpool
Expertise: Just starting

Espresso: LM GS/3 MP
Grinder: Elektra Nino, Versalab M3
Roaster: Quest M3

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 8:28am
Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

networkcrasher Said:

Ah, the M3. Well, it's been relegated to the basement! :) Soon to be sold to another lucky owner. Great grinder, but the Nino is pretty sweet on it's own - now that I have 220 installed and have room for it!

Posted December 1, 2009 link

That's a shame, no longer twins, but as you say the Nino is pretty good and if the pulse modification ever comes about it will be even better.

JVBorella
Senior Member

Posted Tue Dec 1, 2009, 8:49am Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

networkcrasher Said: Ah, you got the sweet deal on Paul's, eh? I know it's heavy, but I remember it being pretty compact, albeit pretty wide. Posted December 1, 2009 link Yes this is the machine & kit that Paul advertized here recently. It's low but wide & deep.

John

JasonBrandtLewis
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Joined: 9 Dec 2005
Posts: 6,099
Location: Berkeley, CA
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: Elektra T1 - La Valentina -...
Grinder: Mahlkönig K30 Vario -...
Vac Pot: Yama 5-cup
Drip: CCD, Chemex
Roaster: No, no, not another...

Posted Sun Dec 6, 2009, 12:21pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

My new home setup . . . the Baratza Vario replaces the Quick Mill Stepless/Doserless (and Hopperless). Also, I replaced the Bummper tamping stand with one from Cafelat. (Click for larger image)

A morning without coffee is sleep . . .

JonR10
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Joined: 26 Apr 2004
Posts: 10,376
Location: Houston, Texas
Expertise: I love coffee

Espresso: E61 Legend, Livietta,...
Grinder: Robur, B-Vario-W
Vac Pot: Hario Tabletop, Yama...
Drip: Technivorm
Roaster: 1-lb US Roaster, Behmor 1600

Posted Fri Jan 29, 2010, 8:46pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

Shrine updates: Baratza Vario is on the bar (at least until I get it to the office) Custom wood portafilter handle and PF holder from our own Juanjo (sweeeeeet work!) New cutting board from Bed,Bath Beyond....matches the other wood and is nice and heavy Lovin' it. ;-) (Click for larger image)

Jon Rosenthal Houston, TX

JonR10
Senior Member

Posted Fri Jan 29, 2010, 8:47pm Subject: Re: Espresso Shrines

close up of custom wood from Juanjo Viagran.... (Click for larger image)

Jon Rosenthal Houston, TX

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