grinder woes
repeating a new discussion topic posted on Equipment forum in hope of a hit
Now into my second Cunill with doser problems....anyone know anyone in the Portland area who can fix these puppies? As clumsily and non-ergo as they are, they seems to grind well. If only I could get the coffee to advance in the doser...
please contact justin @ 503-319-0576 or badbeard@badbeardscoffee.com
Now into my second Cunill with doser problems....anyone know anyone in the Portland area who can fix these puppies? As clumsily and non-ergo as they are, they seems to grind well. If only I could get the coffee to advance in the doser...
please contact justin @ 503-319-0576 or badbeard@badbeardscoffee.com
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by u30jxwipu1i1 on
-
Justin. The Cunhill doser is the weak link for sure. You might check with Todd Millar in Camas. The Original Espresso Machine Co.
http://www.espressoonline.com/
Tell him Terry Z sent you.
-
Permalink Reply by Justin Kagan on
-
JJ:
I should've known a Justin would step up to the plate, and thanks. Fortunately I know Brian very well and he'll always be my ace in the hole for many things, like helping get parts for an older Astoria 1-gp which I'm rehabbing. One of the gods of the biz, and while we miss seeing him as regularly down in PDX as before, he's on the page with us.
Barista Exchange Partners
Barista Exchange Friends
Keep Barista Exchange Free
Are you enjoying Barista Exchange? Is it helping you promote your business and helping you network in this great industry? Donate today to keep it free to all members. Supporters can join the "Supporters Group" with a donation. Thanks!
© 2024 Created by Matt Milletto.
Powered by
