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Ciao, non so se ad altri è capitato ma ho trovato in un mercatino una macchina Pavoni come quella del tuo video ma piuttosto recente, l'ho acquistata, è piena di ruggine nel piattino dove scende il caffè dopo che lo hai fatto. Mi pare molto strano perché queste macchine devono essere in acciaio inossidabile...ma è evidente che è in ferro, altrimenti non avrebbe fatto la ruggine.

How do you polish tbe base on the copper ones? Don't they have a lacquer on them? Do ypu use something to strip them?

Any concerns with heat transfer from the black exhaust piping to surrounding plastic on the window? Aren’t exhaust temps usually around 400 F? Seems like most people recommend double walled rigid piping but if you haven’t had any issues with heat I may just go your route and maybe exit out of my dryer vent hole. Thanks!

Mine broke after 5 - 7 months

Awesome! Nice work, man. I really appreciate how you took the time to go over everything rather than just instructions for the modification. I picked one of these up at a thrift store for $5 - had no idea what the USB "in" was for until now. Understanding all of this really inspires me to try some other modifications. I agree with you, the gaskets and dust filters really are nice and make it a bit more outdoor resistant. As for the mic... they rushed that thing out to market on a deadline that they were well past is my guess. Another boon as far as I'm concerned. I don't need any extra smart devices with a mic. Not if it has wifi. A lens I can point where I need it to be. :)

Thank you for sharing your setting. That was extremely informative and helpful 🙏

What would you use a solid lid for?

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I have been going crazy trying to figure out solutions for mine. I’ve spent at least 10 hours playing with the s4 fan and lots of tubing to perfect my setup on a mobile cart so I can choose from roasting in the garage or kitchen. I’ve since given up trying but I’ll try the y joint next

I love mine but it starts and stops (pulses) when I first turn it on. Other than that I’ve been happy with it

This looks great - do you have a write up on how to accomplish this?

Can you make a list of all the extra things you need to make this set up work?

Can you put the lid on it and use it without the bellows?

How much smoke would you say this produces when roasting 1KG?

you are so rough with it. the way you are handling and trying to yank the watch out is excrutiating to watch. terrible video. had you spent money on it, you would have been careful with it.

Just ordered mine today! My son got his at the bucket list tour! I love it

Beautiful

I think every bad guy on the planet is tensed up especially in countries sponsoring terrorism. Glory to Ukraine and American weapons.

Is this the hfc mid pipe and downpipe combo?

Aie Support

Amazing sound, paintjob, and the helicopter itself

That door is about to fall off. Tighten that screw

I used to fly them in the 1980s. I love that sexy helicopter.

you mean to tell me theres privately owned UH-1s now lmao

What's a cobra doing in downtown Chattanooga?

Beautiful helicopter

Hey man, I also own a device like yours. If I want to use windows system, can you send me a copy of the windows driver software? Thank you very much.

Hey bro, following up on this, did the high flow primaries damaged your turbos or pistion rings?

Nice review. After watching your review I decided to go ahead and purchase this grinder. So far I've run several bags of beans thru it. I mostly grind for pour-over but also grind for espresso. I use medium roast for pour-over and medium and dark for espresso. It does a great job on both with the stepless ability to adjust to very fine for espresso and up to and past the point for pour-over. The VieSimple is easy to use, adjust and clean and in addition it is extremely quiet. 30g is the max for grinding.The hopper/bellows on the top "blow" out any residue. I don't know about grind consistency since I've been making frequent adjustments to dial in the grind. I think I've got it now for both pour-over and espresso though I may change my mind on that at any minute since I'm not a coffee snob. In comparison to my Timemore Chestnut C3 Pro Max it does a good job on both grinds. The fit and Finnish are excellent and the unit seems quite substantial. The only complaints are 1. The on/off switch is on the back of the grinder and it's not very convenient. 2. The grinder is very quiet when grinding but is almost completely silent when running empty. A small led light would be a great reminder that it is still on so it wouldn't continue running after finishing grinding. Would I buy it again: yes. Would I recommend it: For someone on a budget I certainly would. There are no doubt many better grinders at much higher prices but this one seems to be a winner.

Real nice setup!

It’s crazy how expensive single dose grinders are. Wish there where more budget ones like this though this one could use some minor improvement. It’s either this or one I found on amazon that can auto measure grams for espresso but it has mixed reviews.

I'll be returning mine. It is not ner as quiet as this one. I believ it is not calibrated corectly, as it wines when its on.

Got mine today so far so good. Pretty heavy (good weight). Ty for the recommendation

Thanks for posting this review! Does the lid fit on to the grinder if the bellow is not attached - I'm hoping to leave it off most of the time.

Nice

Hey enjoyed the review, have me seriously looking at buying one myself. Do you still like it as much as you did? Where did you pick yours up from? im seeing them on amazon right now for around $140

Gosh that copper one's a beauty!

Are there compatible burr/burr set if needed or as an upgrade?

Vinny - Thank you for the video. In August 1977, I was in Bologna (Italy, of course) and bought a 1977 Europiccola to take back to the US (120V). It was identical to your 1976 shown here. I used it for many years before taking it apart to restore. I got rid of the brown Hammerite finish shown here and powder coated it black gloss, which matched the other features of the unit... all chrome & black. Next, I bought a Millenium Europiccola heater unit off a guy called "Vinny" on EBay... who had to be you. The Millenium has the priceless improvement of the pressure switch for cycling on-off, which I desperately wanted. However, the base threads are different between the early unit and the Millenium stuff. Fortunately, Stefano's Espresso Care in Oregon make an adapter for this purpose. Finally, they also make an adapter so that I could add the "Professional" pressure gauge. Viola! I now have a cool updated chrome and black Europiccola siting next to my all chrome Millenium Professional. Thank you for selling me the later heater base!

Great review - thanks for sharing. What kind of equipment are you using to extract your espressos? Also, I noticed one reviewer on Amazon complained that his unit was defective. In particular, he demonstrated shaft wobble on the inner burr, yielding in inconsistent grinds. Have you noticed any such defects?

you should put a visible light filter on it to block out the visible light. I played with IR photography a while back, Interesting effects.

This is getting a bit closer to what I'm looking for. I assume the Stinger just isn't abundant enough to find people doing tear downs/modifications. People that don't have the 2021+ model with the 10" screen don't understand the envy :) I'm hoping someone takes the leap and buys the parts needed to confirm if there is a way to DIY an upgrade from the 2018-2020 8" screen to the 2021+ 10" screen

How's the quality how the grind compared to something like a 1zpresso grinder

Hows it holding up so far?

do you think this grinder will grind finer enough for espresso machine, i've been planning to get either smart grinder pro or rancilio rocky but if i can save a few dollars that would be great, i just grind for espresso

Good review. Thanks

Great vid I bought one I have eurek but instead of running them all the time go to this

Great review. I have had a very similar unit, the GSX CS3-I for a year now. Just like you I added an additional moisture / oil in line filter off of Amazon. I took the unit apart last week which is very simple and so far no rust and the pressure has stayed strong. I have a bad shoulder so instead of using the hand pump, I moved to the Yong Heng but it was very cumbersome and then after 13 months it crapped out and of course I did not have a warranty. I got smart this time and bought the 3 yr warranty from Amazon. The GSX CS3-I is so solid every charge that I will probably never need to use the warranty. Better to be safe than sorry right?

Nice video and explanations. Now I see what I have to do to get to the lens M12 mount to change the focal length of the Pan Cam. Thanks.

Does it come with a USB plug? Or an American one?