Haul from my trip in Chicago
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What a gorgeous lineup
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Which to open first?
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Update on my grounds spilling over [Mahlkonig X54]
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Anyone had beans from this roaster before?
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Any way to keep the grounds from spilling off the side? [Mahlkonig X54]
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Anyway to keep the grounds from spilling off the side?
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Sister got a Gaggia Classic E24 for her birthday
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What baskets do you suggest?
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Portafilter rinsing
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[purple] Taking a stab here. Snow White gambit?
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Cap of chino
more than just plating
To Tower or not to Tower
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Just a self-appreciation post
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Is anything wrong with my grouphead? [Turin Legato v2]
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Why’s everything so loose?
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Upgrades, People!
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Been using hard water with my machine…
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Turin Gellatin HX with PID
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Best Cities in the US to Travel to for Coffee?
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Latte Art Progress
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First Onyx Pour Over
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Grounds on side of portafilter? [Normcore Tamper]
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Grounds on side of portafilter?
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