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I know, but you know what I'm like, especially when it comes to handmade/bespoke stuff!:eyebrows:
Is your basket 58mm? If so, check here: https://shop.pullman.coffee/en/acces...filtration-876 and here: https://shop.pullman.coffee/images/p...chure_2019.pdf
If you're a true coffee connoisseur (and you come into that category), that stuff (optimal extraction rate) is bound to make a difference.
Marco.
no, mine is 53/54 mm awkward size typical sage/breville
They'd probably custom-make one... Thing is, neither of us have paid a fortune for our machines, so spending a few quid on customising/optimising them is justified (and also cool):)
Marco.
been looking for a naked one.. might have actually found a source.. i use currently an unpressurised portafilter basket
no reason why you shouldnt if it encorouges you to practice mate.. thats what it should be, enthousiasm is where its atQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Interesting... What's the advantage of naked and/or 'unpressurised' - could you show me what you're talking about (link to products or whatever)?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
For me, it's just about getting the most/best out of something [whatever I own], and in terms of coffee, the best/most consistent results.
Marco.
https://d1ekp87k3th824.cloudfront.ne...ssshotpull.jpg
naked hhas no bottom so you can see how its flowing and if its not tamped right etc/
https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/c...e=image%2Fjpeg
a pressurised basket in fore has fewer holes and pressure is built up in the basket/portaflter.
the basket with lots of holes is sames as a naked but there is a bottom on the portafilter...
its also called dual wall as it has lots of holes at top and a few on bottom wall
first is hardest and the pressurised is easiest but not best
Those You Tube vidy may well piss you off especially when you try latte art, my little Smegster!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Gosh. I am SO proud. A real Smegster on the forum. The only one too!
Grant a wee dram is called for... then some smiles as the first efforts come through;)
Ah, gotcha now.... Yeah, I've watched a few videos about the flow thing (when I was researching distributors), so I know what you mean, and yes 'naked' seems sensible:)
Do you use a coffee distributor? Word is, they're supposed to offer a notable improvement, plus also be instrumental in ensuring that the flow is optimised/evenly distributed.
Marco.
Arf!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by User211
And I shall wear that badge with pride:eyebrows:
Marco.