great design, robust and fast. If you incorporated spirographic movement like the moonraker, this would be perfect cafe tool given it's speed and durability.
It looks so cool, but what if we set this gadget as stationary and just put the portafilter from the bottom of it(like auto tamper) and another hand just spins it so it would be faster. Decrease the time to pick it up and take it away.
@@barista_hustle Website says it currently does NOT fit the Weber Unifilter, but you're working on it for v2, If I pre-ordered which version will be shipped, v2 or v1?
From all the footage it looks like this product only works on double spouted PFs that sit on the counter because of the long legs that wrap around the PF. This wouldn’t really work on a naked/bottomless PF because you would have to sit that in a PF holder/stand and the legs on the Autocomb would be obstructed. Can you confirm this?
@@HuibNederhofthere was another youtube video of a south korean doing a review. it works with a naked PF but you have to hold the PF in the air. if you sit it on the counter the legs of the autocomb are longer than the naked PF. kind of ruins the workflow for anyone using a naked PF with a tamping station/stand because the legs of the autocomb will surely bump into that too. not sure how i feel about doing wdt while holding the PF in the air. i can see why this is meant for cafe environment where they typically use double spout PF.
Typical Perger genius. Worth the wait. Thanks Matt.
great design, robust and fast. If you incorporated spirographic movement like the moonraker, this would be perfect cafe tool given it's speed and durability.
Many 3D printed tools also had that before webers version even existed. Their needle placement seems like it was intelligently design though
Where is the example of it actually combing coffee grinds and the results it produces?
We’ll be posting more soon! In the meantime, check out the WBC. There’s 15 competitors using it on stage.
this looks much more realistic to implement into a cafe setting compared to the weber thing.
Cool! The espresso distribution tool market has been gaining momentum recently.
You could say… it’s spinning up.
Looks really cool would love to try.
Is the center of rotation at the center of the portafilter? Or is it offset? Is it a circular or ovalized path?
It looks so cool, but what if we set this gadget as stationary and just put the portafilter from the bottom of it(like auto tamper) and another hand just spins it so it would be faster. Decrease the time to pick it up and take it away.
Agreed. Thoughts @baristahustle1486
Looks like a very cool, fast efficient and adaptable design! I like it.
Does the pattern of spinning needles cover the whole coffee bed?
Thanks! Yeah they all sit at different radii
@@barista_hustle Website says it currently does NOT fit the Weber Unifilter, but you're working on it for v2, If I pre-ordered which version will be shipped, v2 or v1?
Version for 53/54 mm baskets in the plans?
What's the difference with the Duomo?
54mm available?
Has anyone heard of an estimated shipping date?
From all the footage it looks like this product only works on double spouted PFs that sit on the counter because of the long legs that wrap around the PF. This wouldn’t really work on a naked/bottomless PF because you would have to sit that in a PF holder/stand and the legs on the Autocomb would be obstructed. Can you confirm this?
I think it will works on a naked PF.
@@HuibNederhofthere was another youtube video of a south korean doing a review. it works with a naked PF but you have to hold the PF in the air. if you sit it on the counter the legs of the autocomb are longer than the naked PF. kind of ruins the workflow for anyone using a naked PF with a tamping station/stand because the legs of the autocomb will surely bump into that too. not sure how i feel about doing wdt while holding the PF in the air. i can see why this is meant for cafe environment where they typically use double spout PF.
Neat 👌🏽
200usd? tehehehehe no thanks
wow 200 for that yeah no thanks and it looks like a plastic for that waste of money
This honestly just looks very bad.
Thoughts @baristahustle1486 as to potential for stationary placement?