Coffee machine

[Flippa]

Cool Flippa. I am loving my Isomac!

Thanks, man. The first shot I pulled was shite. The second was much better.....

[BDF]

Thanks, man. The first shot I pulled was shite. The second was much better.....IMG-20160221-WA0008.jpeg

What did you grind the beans with?

 

I had to fool around with the coarseness of the grind quite a bit before I found a draw time and Crema texture that worked for me.

[the nerd]

What did you grind the beans with?

 

I had to fool around with the coarseness of the grind quite a bit before I found a draw time and Crema texture that worked for me.

 

He is using a small Isomac grinder, should cope but it's stepped. 

[Flippa]

What did you grind the beans with?

 

I had to fool around with the coarseness of the grind quite a bit before I found a draw time and Crema texture that worked for me.

 

Isomac Macinino. Stepped grinder which I went a full step finer (4 to 3) compared to the Domus I was grinding for previously. Going to try another full step (3 to 2) tonight, see what happens then.

[V12man]

Isomac Macinino. Stepped grinder which I went a full step finer (4 to 3) compared to the Domus I was grinding for previously. Going to try another full step (3 to 2) tonight, see what happens then.

You should reset the zero point on that machine first - should take about 20 min to do - there are instructions on the web for that somwhere - just needs a couple of smallish screwdrivers.

[cadenceblur]

You are an artist man! Flip I have tried but just cant get this right!

far from an artist! practice, practice practice.

We need a thread for latte art attempts.

[the nerd]

You should reset the zero point on that machine first - should take about 20 min to do - there are instructions on the web for that somwhere - just needs a couple of smallish screwdrivers.

 

yeah we discussed this, I had to reset it when I was using it with the Pavoni... 

[V12man]

yeah we discussed this, I had to reset it when I was using it with the Pavoni... 

Erm..... Pavoni....... the missing bit?

[Flippa]

You should reset the zero point on that machine first - should take about 20 min to do - there are instructions on the web for that somwhere - just needs a couple of smallish screwdrivers.

 

English, do you speak it????  

 

I'll chat to my local barista (the_nerd) to help me out.

[the nerd]

Erm..... Pavoni....... the missing bit?

 

Tomorrow. Promise. :-) 

[BDF]

far from an artist! practice, practice practice.

We need a thread for latte art attempts.

my art looks more like a distorted Van Gogh than anything

[BDF]

You should reset the zero point on that machine first - should take about 20 min to do - there are instructions on the web for that somwhere - just needs a couple of smallish screwdrivers.

V12 are you referring to the grinder of the coffee machine?

[andydude]

Ok please don't kill me, but I just can't read the whole thread now.

 

Quick question - is there a good small coffee machine available that gives you the option to change quickly between caffeine or decaf? Not nespresso or something like that, but with beans.

[the nerd]

V12 are you referring to the grinder of the coffee machine?

 

He is referring to the grinder:

 

To reset to zero:

 

All the way till the burrs chirp and if its a stepped grinder one step up. 

[the nerd]

Ok please don't kill me, but I just can't read the whole thread now.

 

Quick question - is there a good small coffee machine available that gives you the option to change quickly between caffeine or decaf? Not nespresso or something like that, but with beans.

 

Phillips make a nice super auto that takes two different beans, touch of a button. 

[BDF]

He is referring to the grinder:

 

To reset to zero:

 

All the way till the burrs chirp and if its a stepped grinder one step up. 

Thanks, I have the Gran Machinino and bought it new. I'm hoping it was all good from the start?