Stand options?
Stand options?
I was wondering if anyone has found a commercial stand (with knockbox and storage) that fits under the S1 and works well? - Thanks - Steve
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Looks like the Rancilio Silvia two-drawer base will just work. I'll let you know how it works out.
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Good idea. It would stop having to add those "stilt" legs as well. A wonder if there is another knockbox base choice out there. Something with black plastic and chrome to match nicely.CanAmSteve wrote:Looks like the Rancilio Silvia two-drawer base will just work. I'll let you know how it works out.
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I was going to mention that one but its much shorter then the Vivaldi. The V is 16.5" deep vs about 12.75" for the base.CanAmSteve wrote:Looks like the Rancilio Silvia two-drawer base will just work. I'll let you know how it works out.
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That would be "Supermodel" legs! They only become "stilts" when I open them up to their full 7" length. I keep them at 4.5" so guys like you won't feel inadequate.Endo wrote:Good idea. It would stop having to add those "stilt" legs as well.
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The Rancillo stand works fine. It is *just* deep enough for all four feet to sit on comfortably. There is a slight jiggle (the S1 is a heavy beast, and I have 2"/59mm feet on mine) but seems plenty strong enough. It's 100% brushed stainless steel,
so looks good, too. One drawer has the knock bar and the other is for storage.
Very handy! - will post a photo soon
so looks good, too. One drawer has the knock bar and the other is for storage.
Very handy! - will post a photo soon
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Awesome
I didn't imagine it would be such a nice match. Size looks perfect.
Ditch the stilts guys. This is much nicer.
I didn't imagine it would be such a nice match. Size looks perfect.
Ditch the stilts guys. This is much nicer.
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Looks good but I still like having the open area with access to underneath & having my drawer out of site under the counter. I like that direct pour spout on the p/f! I only use the bottomless p/f but if I ever started using the stock one that would be a nice way to go.