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Cafelat Tubbi

Postby Endo » Tue Mar 09, 2010 2:20 am

I'm looking for a new knockbox to replace my Breville. :pukeleft:

Anybody seen this new Cafelat Tubbi? Seems to match the Vivaldi sides nicely and is not too small lke the Grindstein either.

http://www.cafelat.com/product_details.php?tid=153

A year in development it says!!! HA. Love that part.
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Re: Cafelat Tubbi

Postby BobUSN » Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:25 am

Haven't seen it, but it looks like we just missed this (sorry):

http://www.home-barista.com/marketplace ... 13382.html

Maybe email Paul? Perhaps he extended?
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Re: Cafelat Tubbi

Postby Endo » Thu Mar 18, 2010 2:47 am

Paul gave me a break and sent me one of the new Cafelat Tubbi knockboxes. I must say, I really like it a lot!

The coolest thing is that the black matte textured finish is exactly the same as the Vivaldi side panels. You'd swear it actually came with the Vivaldi! :grin:

It's a little smaller than I thought, but still holds 15 pucks. It's a bit bigger than the Grindstein and the soft bar is removable (which is a plus for cleaning).

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Cafelat Tubbi Knockbox
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I also pick up a nice Cafelat tamping mat at the same time. It seems to be the same shape as the stainless grounds tray that comes with the Mazzer and provides you a nice surface to tamp on (and less polishing).

I must say I'm pretty happy with my little "grinding lab". It's a lot of gear to do basically the same job as a Vario......but it's so much cooler. 8)

Unlike the Tubbi, the Gralab timer is a lot bigger than I thought. :shock:

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Cafelat Tamping Mat
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Hario Drip, Espro and Coffeelab Tampers
Behmor 1600


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Re: Cafelat Tubbi

Postby BobUSN » Thu Mar 18, 2010 3:35 am

Sweet is the word!

I was this close to emailing Paul about a tamping mat, & just decided I didn't need it right now. Nice setup! I think we have a similar scale...

Precision Digital Pocket Scale (100g Max / 0.01g Resolution) http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.15002
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Re: Cafelat Tubbi

Postby Endo » Thu Mar 18, 2010 4:12 am

Thanks Bob.

Actually, I have the same scale but the 1000g version (see below). I like to sometimes weigh the grounds in the PF. I also weigh beans for roasting. So 100g was too small for me.

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1165
Endo

LaSpaziale Mini Vivaldi w/progressive p/i
Mazzer Super Jolly, B.Vario, Zass 175M, PeDe 435, KYM Mokka
Hario Drip, Espro and Coffeelab Tampers
Behmor 1600


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