Posted Wed Mar 14, 2012, 5:39pm Subject: Re: I got a Glas hopper for my Quamar
First of all ... Wow! Those are beautiful photos - are you a professional photographer? It looks like a magazine layout. And I sure wish my place looked so nice - my kitchen looks like a mad scientist workshop.
That grinder looks like it is based on the Fiorenzato T80 - it looks exactly like my old grinder except for that cool hopper and the doserless funnel (and the beautiful setting).
My grinder has the doser --- and while the Fiorenzato doser is so much quieter and cleaner than the mazzer dosers, I've always wondered about going doserless. I wonder if that funnel is available separately (and at a reasonable cost - unlike the Mazzer funnel).
mick_we Senior Member Joined: 18 Mar 2011 Posts: 9 Location: Germany Expertise: I live coffee
Espresso: Bezzera Giulia Grinder: Quamar m80e with glas hopper
Posted Wed Mar 14, 2012, 11:44pm Subject: Re: I got a Glas hopper for my Quamar
AndyPanda Said:
First of all ... Wow! Those are beautiful photos - are you a professional photographer? It looks like a magazine layout. And I sure wish my place looked so nice - my kitchen looks like a mad scientist workshop.
That grinder looks like it is based on the Fiorenzato T80 - it looks exactly like my old grinder except for that cool hopper and the doserless funnel (and the beautiful setting).
My grinder has the doser --- and while the Fiorenzato doser is so much quieter and cleaner than the mazzer dosers, I've always wondered about going doserless. I wonder if that funnel is available separately (and at a reasonable cost - unlike the Mazzer funnel).
Thank you very much. Yes, i am a Wedding photographer, but this photos are Not so professionell. I made it on the fly. :-) You don't know the Quamar grinder? It is great. Like a Mazzer, but cheaper. In the newest version you can program buttons and so on.
Posted Thu Mar 15, 2012, 12:36am Subject: Re: I got a Glas hopper for my Quamar
I'm pretty sure the Quamar must have bought the rights to the Fiorenzato T-80 because that grinder looks like the identical grinder but modernized. So - yes I'm familiar with the grinder, and how good it is (I have the original T-80) but I wasn't familiar with the Quamar version of it. Mine looks exactly like the Quamar M-80 with the doser.
Fiorenzato (so I'm told) used to make grinders under many other brand names and weren't all that well known under their own name.
bezzieman Senior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2011 Posts: 3 Location: europ Expertise: I live coffee
Posted Sat Jun 16, 2012, 12:14am Subject: Re: I got a Glas hopper for my Quamar
mick_we Said:
Thank you very much. Yes, i am a Wedding photographer, but this photos are Not so professionell. I made it on the fly. :-) You don't know the Quamar grinder? It is great. Like a Mazzer, but cheaper. In the newest version you can program buttons and so on.
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