New at work set up

Mikes · 10-25-2013, 11:29 PM

Made a little upgrade last week. My Gaggia Swing Up at work broke after many coffee drinks a dAy for 187 days a year for 5 years. I have anther super auto at home, NS Microbar, that I love and is plumbed in which makes things nice. But I was unsure of what super auto to get for work to replace the Gaggia.

Anyway long story short. I ended up going the manual route for the first time ever. Bought a QuickMill Silvano and Vario grinder from Chris's Coffee. Threw in a 58mm bottomless portifilter and a water softening system to put under the sink in my room at work in the cart as well. Why not? So far the espresso shots coming out of this with my nonexistent skills are better than anything my other machines were capable of making EVER hands down.

If your o n the fence about going the grind it, tamp it, froth it, all on your own route don't be. If I can pull a decent shot after a week with old beans then anyone can!

Next step start roasting my on coffee.

AdamJoshua · 10-25-2013, 11:40 PM

Nice and you can't go wrong with roasting your own.

Shawn hines · 12-27-2013, 01:29 PM

i wish i knew how to work these things. I would for sure being using one like that. Good luck with that thing

Chainsaw13 · 12-27-2013, 01:41 PM

You have a kegerator at work? Nice coffee setup btw.

Blak Smyth · 12-27-2013, 01:42 PM

Awesome, I was hoping to see coffee in this thread! Congrats she is a beaut!

10-25-2013, 11:29 PM	#1
Mikes Post Whore Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Texas/Cozumel Posts: 190 Trading: (0)	New at work set up Made a little upgrade last week. My Gaggia Swing Up at work broke after many coffee drinks a dAy for 187 days a year for 5 years. I have anther super auto at home, NS Microbar, that I love and is plumbed in which makes things nice. But I was unsure of what super auto to get for work to replace the Gaggia. Anyway long story short. I ended up going the manual route for the first time ever. Bought a QuickMill Silvano and Vario grinder from Chris's Coffee. Threw in a 58mm bottomless portifilter and a water softening system to put under the sink in my room at work in the cart as well. Why not? So far the espresso shots coming out of this with my nonexistent skills are better than anything my other machines were capable of making EVER hands down. If your o n the fence about going the grind it, tamp it, froth it, all on your own route don't be. If I can pull a decent shot after a week with old beans then anyone can! Next step start roasting my on coffee. __________________ Sitting in the Cozumel LCDH ;o)

10-25-2013, 11:40 PM	#2
AdamJoshua Article 4 Free Inhabitant Join Date: Jan 2013 First Name: The Other Adam Location: Satellite Beach Posts: 14,787 Trading: (40)	Re: New at work set up Nice and you can't go wrong with roasting your own.

12-27-2013, 01:29 PM	#3
Shawn hines Ready for something new Join Date: Nov 2011 First Name: Shawn Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico Posts: 363 Trading: (3)	Re: New at work set up i wish i knew how to work these things. I would for sure being using one like that. Good luck with that thing __________________ Shawn Hines Hines' Farms,Paris Texas

12-27-2013, 01:41 PM	#4
Chainsaw13 Møøse bites can be nasty Join Date: Jan 2010 First Name: Bob Location: The Enchanted Mitten Posts: 7,198 Trading: (96)	Re: New at work set up You have a kegerator at work? Nice coffee setup btw. __________________ My neighbor came by my house this morning at 2AM, pounding on the door. Good thing I was still up playing the drums.

12-27-2013, 01:42 PM	#5
Blak Smyth Think Blue! Join Date: Jun 2011 First Name: SD Location: THE WOOD Posts: 8,486 Trading: (52)	Re: New at work set up Awesome, I was hoping to see coffee in this thread! Congrats she is a beaut! __________________ SUPPORT OUR TROOPS

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