I was thinking about getting an extra portafilter for my RELAX and now I find that none of the "normal" parts places (EPNW and WLL and Chris') list anything for Isomac machines (they just list E-61 parts).
I think that the portafilters I have are just like the E-61 type (even though the Relax doesn't have an E-61 Group), but I'm not perfectly sure.
marcus: I am LOVING using the Relax!! Since she has been in my life my espresso and coffee drinks are heavenly!!
She's teamed with a Mazzer Mini, dialed in just right...
My shots are always at least very good, sometimes incredible!! I almost never throw a shot out, and about 1/2 are really superior.
I enjoyed your roast so much that I'm looking at roasters now. I get good crema now, but not as much or as thick as I did when I used the coffee I got from you.
So thanks again!!
PS - I already have some stuff on the way from EPNW, and I got my extra Mazzer hopper there too (so thanks goes to terryz)
I enjoyed your roast so much that I'm looking at roasters now. I get good crema now, but not as much or as thick as I did when I used the coffee I got from you.
Thanks for the plug Jon! Blending and roasting for espresso is the newest and most rewarding facet of the hobby for me now. I am not an expert by any stretch, but reading the posts here is a quick path to competence. With a 2lb buzzroaster and grill I do 1lb roasts (6rpm motor, but wanting a faster one). The roast you got was 2 parts Brazil, 1 part each Sumatra and Uganda, preblended and roasted just into 2d crack. Currently I'm experimenting with 4/3/2/1 of Brazil, Sumatra, Guatemala, Yemen Mocha. So many coffees, so little time... Extremely happy with the roasting drum.
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