Just watched this and I am amazed! Which brand are those coffee grinders? They look phenomenal, also can you provide us with the list of materials/equipments needed? I want to build one for myself, thank you very much and kudos for the great video ❤🙌
Thank you Nicolas! The grinder is Eurika Specialita, I got it from Italy 🇮🇹 as far as the parts used for the cart, there is actually a whole page with all the parts used and its prices on the video itself. Such as in sec 34, a minute 14 sec and so on. I hope you could find those to be helpful, and enjoy building your cart! Please share once you are done with the project :)
This looks amazing! Forgive me for this dumb question, are you able to share a link to the plans for this? Thanks for sharing your experience building this!
jgabriel hey there! Unfortunately since this project was created by me, I haven’t really created a plan where a link could be shared, but you are more than welcome to share this video with anyone ☺️ you can also screenshot the scenes where I had the plan detailed. Thanks for watching
@@OZREY9 thank you! No, so the black thingy is an accumulator, just accumulates water. I honestly stopped using it now. The white thingy you are referring to is either the BWT which is the water filter, the other white thingy is a water pump, which just pumps the water from the gallon to the machine and the rinser. Hope I answered your questions.
Hello, I’m glad that you found my video to be of interest for you :) Currently, with the wheels, which were a bit higher than what I expected, it is 99 inches in tall. If I had to redo it, I would want a bit thicker counter top, so the length would be around 101 inches. And I feel like having it just slighter shorter from where it is now 97 inches would be better. (maybe find a shorter wheel). So somehow being able to manage it in a way where the max would be 97 inches would be best. Hope this is helpful :)
@@MohamadAlmakky Thank you for the quick reply, but I was asking about the countertop height that you sit your espresso machine on (not the total height). Thank you!
@@DarrenAddy Hello there, sorry for the late response. Currently it is at 1.5 inches. It is working well with no problem. But if I had to redo it, I would make it 3 to 3.5 inches to look nicer.
Really amazing.I have been building my own coffee cart and was wondering how I power it without using the electricity. I need more details on the power supply. Thanks a great deal
wow! this is amazing, I’m in the process of building my mobile coffee cart for business. But, i’m having trouble trying to hook up electricity inside cart, could someone help?
Wow! I'm very impressed with your coffee cart. It's hard to believe you have never built anything before!! I love this and want to do something similar.
Hey loved this! Do you have the dimensions for the cart? Or the plans? I'm building one now and don't know if I'm going to be able to fit all the kit in. 🙏🏻
Nice build man! I'm in the process of building mine! When you pour latte art tilt the cup at a 45 angle and pour in milk that way and as you fill up around half way to 2/3 of the way start pouring your art and leveling the cup because it'll obviously spill. Hope that helps. I'm sure there plenty of youtube videos on this to help.
Thank you! Good luck on yours. I’m glad that I got a Barista training few months after that video and now I am able to do some good art. Thanks my friend ☺️
Alan Hilario hello! Thank you for watching :) Unfortunately, I don’t have much experience in that area, sorry about that. I hope someone would be able to answer that for you when they read your comment. All the best!!!
Hello, Sorry for the delayed response. The machines I got from Italy (Elektros), the coffee tools were from different places such as Whole Latte Love, Seattle Coffee Gear, and Amazon. The things for the cart are mostly from The Home Depot, Laws, Walmart, Amazon, and Ebay.
Did you have any issues with the food grade fittings being used with home grade plumbing adapters? They are technically slightly different sizes and we get some minor leaks sometimes. Thanks
good video. it helps a lot because I want to reproduce an equal or identical are the coffee machine and the mill included in the total cost? best regards
Vitor Oliveira hello, I’m glad you find the video to be helpful! The total cost only includes what’s in the coffee cart and the coffee cart structure itself. So the decorations, syrups, and equipments on top of the cart are not included. Hope this helps.
@@jlodjinov4459 Hey sorry for the delay! You are not annoying at all my friend. The extension cord could be plugged in any outlet. In an event outdoors, there should be access to electricity. As for my use, I mostly use it at home, so I just plug it in the wall outlet. For your second question, it does not need any electricity, it just gets the water from the jet and push it to the filter. Honestly, I tried to take it out, and it did not make any difference. So you could skip the accumulator all together and save some bucks!
Hello, as explained in the video, you must have a really strong and long power cord, and a transformer for the European machines to work in the US. Hope that helps.
pablomanuel maldonado hello, as mentioned instead of building a whole outlet inside the cart, I got a very powerful extension cord that would handle so much power and that would extend very long. This way, you can just find the nearest outlet and be able to plug in the extension cord! I got mine from Home Depot. Hope this helps.
Hi! I use Rocket R58. The hook up is easy. The water line is shown in the video, and the dirty water goes out to the bucket from the machine tray. Since the machine is 220V, I had to use the converter to switch it to 110V to work in the States. Hope this answers your questions :)
That shouldn’t be difficult at all! If you are not going to be using an espresso machine, then you have the space to add a URN or two. If you do have an espresso machine, you just got to widen the length of the cart leaving everything the same. This video is pretty much a base structure, and you can adjust it to fit your own needs. Hope that helps answer your question ☺️
Nexrex Productions hello there. No as shown in the video, there is a very high quality extension cord installed and it’s quite long. That way you can plug it in the nearest outlet. Although a solar energy would have been cooler!
Hello, all the best in your future project. Here are the links: - Accumulator www.ebay.com/itm/SHURflo-182-200-Fresh-Water-Accumulator-Tank-WATER-PUMPS-RV/133371714104?epid=10026562366&hash=item1f0d92da38:g:QIEAAOSwqFVefPG9 - Pump: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LWU7XQ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you for taking the time to produce this informative video! Greatly appreciated.
@@lenspin14 happy to be helpful 🙏😊
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Great job, Mo. Love the hose idea - great hack
@@rnsjnr glad you liked it 🥰
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Nice build Mo, thanks for sharing!
Definitely one of the better videos on a diy coffee cart! Hoping to get mine going this month!! Thanks for the inspiration!!! 👏🔥
Awesome!!! Can’t wait for you to share ☺️ glad you find the video to be helpful
👏 good job!
amazing! thanks for sharing
I love it! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching :)
Make some more coffee vids!!
Such an amazing build!
Just watched this and I am amazed! Which brand are those coffee grinders? They look phenomenal, also can you provide us with the list of materials/equipments needed? I want to build one for myself, thank you very much and kudos for the great video ❤🙌
Thank you Nicolas! The grinder is Eurika Specialita, I got it from Italy 🇮🇹 as far as the parts used for the cart, there is actually a whole page with all the parts used and its prices on the video itself. Such as in sec 34, a minute 14 sec and so on. I hope you could find those to be helpful, and enjoy building your cart! Please share once you are done with the project :)
Awesome job mate!
Great video!!
Thanks for sharing ☺️
Very nice
This looks amazing! Forgive me for this dumb question, are you able to share a link to the plans for this? Thanks for sharing your experience building this!
jgabriel hey there! Unfortunately since this project was created by me, I haven’t really created a plan where a link could be shared, but you are more than welcome to share this video with anyone ☺️ you can also screenshot the scenes where I had the plan detailed. Thanks for watching
Good job man ❤
this is awesome let's see if I can replicate it. thanks for the great video! massive thumbs up
Glad I was able to encourage you! I’m sure you will do great ☕️☺️
Nice job ,the black is it a filter also ,what's the name of the white square motor😊
@@OZREY9 thank you! No, so the black thingy is an accumulator, just accumulates water. I honestly stopped using it now. The white thingy you are referring to is either the BWT which is the water filter, the other white thingy is a water pump, which just pumps the water from the gallon to the machine and the rinser. Hope I answered your questions.
Best build video I have seen! May I ask how far your countertop is from the floor? Do you find it comfortable or wish it was a bit higher or lower?
Hello,
I’m glad that you found my video to be of interest for you :) Currently, with the wheels, which were a bit higher than what I expected, it is 99 inches in tall. If I had to redo it, I would want a bit thicker counter top, so the length would be around 101 inches. And I feel like having it just slighter shorter from where it is now 97 inches would be better. (maybe find a shorter wheel). So somehow being able to manage it in a way where the max would be 97 inches would be best. Hope this is helpful :)
@@MohamadAlmakky Thank you for the quick reply, but I was asking about the countertop height that you sit your espresso machine on (not the total height). Thank you!
@@DarrenAddy Hello there, sorry for the late response. Currently it is at 1.5 inches. It is working well with no problem. But if I had to redo it, I would make it 3 to 3.5 inches to look nicer.
Really amazing.I have been building my own coffee cart and was wondering how I power it without using the electricity. I need more details on the power supply. Thanks a great deal
So glad that you found this video to be helpful :)
wow! this is amazing, I’m in the process of building my mobile coffee cart for business. But, i’m having trouble trying to hook up electricity inside cart, could someone help?
super cool build
جميل جدا مشروع العربة وأجمل مافيها أنك تستطيع أخذها معك لو رحلت مثلاً أو خارج المنزل للترزق بها❤
Respect, 2 thumbs up. Greetings from Holland.
Johan! Thanks for watching mate :)
So cool!
Amazing!!!! You make me excited to become a home barista 😃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
DO IT!!!
this deserves more views!!! nice job this came out sooo nice!
BAD ASS!!!
Wow! I'm very impressed with your coffee cart. It's hard to believe you have never built anything before!! I love this and want to do something similar.
Thanks a lot! Good luck on your project. I’m sure you will do something better ☺️
Hey loved this!
Do you have the dimensions for the cart?
Or the plans?
I'm building one now and don't know if I'm going to be able to fit all the kit in. 🙏🏻
Yes, all the measurements are shown in the video at the beginning. Best of luck on your project
I can't imagine how proud you are! Amazing work!
Carol Sohn Thank you! Oooh I’m so happy, been making coffee everyday...
damn this came out so good!!
Amazing work!
do you have the building plans listed somewhere?
Hello! It should be on the video itself. One at 35 seconds, and another with the shelves at a different time point :) glad you liked it!
Nice build man! I'm in the process of building mine! When you pour latte art tilt the cup at a 45 angle and pour in milk that way and as you fill up around half way to 2/3 of the way start pouring your art and leveling the cup because it'll obviously spill. Hope that helps. I'm sure there plenty of youtube videos on this to help.
Thank you! Good luck on yours. I’m glad that I got a Barista training few months after that video and now I am able to do some good art. Thanks my friend ☺️
@@MohamadAlmakky awesome great to here! Especially when you have a nice set up like that you gotta make nice art :)
Man. what an amazing work!! beautifully done! I should build one just like that for my self
Hoping you could do something even better than mine :)
Wow you’re serious about your Coffee! Where you get the customize stamp? Thanks 😊
Thanks Jana! Yess I am ☕️
I designed the logo and ordered it to be handmade through Etsy. They have a ton over there. Good luck on your project ☺️
Sir, What power station did you use under cabinet?
Hi there! As instructed, I had a powerful extension cord that I just had to hook up to a wall :)
It was great, now let’s say I want to install or attach that to a bike, how do I get enough power for my espresso machine? Thank you.
Alan Hilario hello! Thank you for watching :) Unfortunately, I don’t have much experience in that area, sorry about that. I hope someone would be able to answer that for you when they read your comment. All the best!!!
Can you share where you purchased the items?
Hello,
Sorry for the delayed response.
The machines I got from Italy (Elektros), the coffee tools were from different places such as Whole Latte Love, Seattle Coffee Gear, and Amazon. The things for the cart are mostly from The Home Depot, Laws, Walmart, Amazon, and Ebay.
@@MohamadAlmakky all good and thanks for the reply 🙏🏼
Did you have any issues with the food grade fittings being used with home grade plumbing adapters? They are technically slightly different sizes and we get some minor leaks sometimes. Thanks
Never really had any leakage issues since the day of the build until this day!
good video. it helps a lot because I want to reproduce an equal or identical are the coffee machine and the mill included in the total cost? best regards
Vitor Oliveira hello, I’m glad you find the video to be helpful! The total cost only includes what’s in the coffee cart and the coffee cart structure itself. So the decorations, syrups, and equipments on top of the cart are not included. Hope this helps.
Hello great video.
Tell me please this is a gas coffee machine? Or go for electricity? Thanks
Hi there! Thank you.
This is an electric machine, that is why I used a very strong and high quality extension cord. Hope this helps :)
@@MohamadAlmakky Yes thanks )
Sorry if i m annoying but where u plug in that extension cord ? Did u use some inverter for accumulator ?
@@jlodjinov4459 Hey sorry for the delay! You are not annoying at all my friend. The extension cord could be plugged in any outlet. In an event outdoors, there should be access to electricity. As for my use, I mostly use it at home, so I just plug it in the wall outlet. For your second question, it does not need any electricity, it just gets the water from the jet and push it to the filter. Honestly, I tried to take it out, and it did not make any difference. So you could skip the accumulator all together and save some bucks!
Me at the beginning of this video: 🙄
Me after seeing the final build: 😦😧😯😮😲🤯
Glad you got to enjoy it 🙏🏽☺️
Hi what espresso machine Is this?
How did u get the power for the machines
Hello, as explained in the video, you must have a really strong and long power cord, and a transformer for the European machines to work in the US. Hope that helps.
I like your cart :)
Iwant to make like that
Thanks! I’m sure you will do better ☺️
@@MohamadAlmakky can you tell me about the water pump and the accumulator?
And also the water filter?
How do you add electricity to your car? I have not been able to figure this out. Where does your outlets coonect to for power
pablomanuel maldonado hello, as mentioned instead of building a whole outlet inside the cart, I got a very powerful extension cord that would handle so much power and that would extend very long. This way, you can just find the nearest outlet and be able to plug in the extension cord! I got mine from Home Depot. Hope this helps.
Respect 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thanks for watching! 🙏🏽
What espresso machine is that? And how did you hook it up?
Hi! I use Rocket R58. The hook up is easy. The water line is shown in the video, and the dirty water goes out to the bucket from the machine tray. Since the machine is 220V, I had to use the converter to switch it to 110V to work in the States. Hope this answers your questions :)
@@MohamadAlmakky thank you! Just bought a horse trailer and it’s on its way to being converted!
@@erikmmejiamorales3555 your welcome. Oh how lovely! Can’t wait for you to share the final result!!!
how would you make one bigger coffee cart with urn
That shouldn’t be difficult at all! If you are not going to be using an espresso machine, then you have the space to add a URN or two. If you do have an espresso machine, you just got to widen the length of the cart leaving everything the same. This video is pretty much a base structure, and you can adjust it to fit your own needs. Hope that helps answer your question ☺️
🔥
Damn this is the best I have seen.
Thanks Mate! Glad you enjoyed watching :)
Hello, as I read they say accumlator should be after the filter, or is working with you in this order?
Hi there,
So honestly I got rid of the accumulator and the system works just fine. And you are right, that is another way of doing it.
@@MohamadAlmakky hello there, so is there no pulsating from the flojet?
saud alharbi hi! Yeah you could honestly skip that step. So from the flojet to two ways. One goes to the rinser and the other goes to the filter.
@@MohamadAlmakky thanks for the information
What is the coffee machine called?
Is it a manual fill hooked up to a pump?
This is the Rocket R58 V3. It has both a tank and a direct line. For the cart, I took the tank out to use the direct line feature.
What’s the name of your filter?
Hello,
It is BWT! I got it from Whole Latte Love
Hi. Is this running all off solar and batteries?
Nexrex Productions hello there. No as shown in the video, there is a very high quality extension cord installed and it’s quite long. That way you can plug it in the nearest outlet. Although a solar energy would have been cooler!
@@MohamadAlmakky OK. Thanks for the reply.
What brand/model is that water filter?
Hey there! It’s by BWT :) you can also see all the equipments with its names that I have used in minute 2:23 for reference. Thanks for watching
What grinder is that?
eureka mignon specialita grinder 😉
ماكينه القهوه اسمها ايه
Rocket R58 V3
What tamp are you using?
Barista Hustle Tamper
Can u give me the website for bump and accumulate pls 👍🏻
Hello, all the best in your future project. Here are the links:
- Accumulator
www.ebay.com/itm/SHURflo-182-200-Fresh-Water-Accumulator-Tank-WATER-PUMPS-RV/133371714104?epid=10026562366&hash=item1f0d92da38:g:QIEAAOSwqFVefPG9
- Pump:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LWU7XQ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
How can you not make latte art better I learn how for less than a month and from then improve and I am home barista
Oh this was the beginning. Now I do latte art 😉
nice heart bro hahahahaha
Lol! Was not skilled yet at the time 😅
@@MohamadAlmakky hhhahh all good bro, it’s shows that you HAVE heart and soul
What filter did you use
Hello,
You could find all the equipments that I used inside the cart in minute 2:22 in the video. The filter is BWT, which is fantastic
ماشالله عليك برافو
Congratulation
Mashallah 😍 by the way i am using babas old phone and i am janna
I miss you
is it easy to make one? lol
With all the steps and plans I provided, you should be doing great, and maybe even better 😉
You are in kent wa i would like to talk to you persnoally please
Nice! You gotta catch me before I leave on Friday