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Great video!! I’m going to get one.

What about if your boiler does not work, nothing gets hot, at all!

what makes the limited edition one unique ? Aside from the artwork andit breing a limited edition?

For me, I use a 21g IMS basket with 18 grams in and 36 out. Wet Weber filter at the bottom, very very gentle tamp, weber filter on top and then screen puck. 30 sec.

pretty sure what you just cut out was there to prevent rain being sucked into the airbox as well as bugs and other bad stuff

Seems simple thanks for the video, is the grind closer to espresso or drip?

😳😳 damn gurl.

Well done Mitch!! Truly one of a kind CUBE 😍🤩

here they place these to down grade from 70kw A licence to 35kw A2 licence.

I have owned mine since 1996 and still looks and works like new. I’ve replaced some gaskets over the years but that’s about it.

Do these filters work for the Breville Touch as well? Thank you.

THANK YOU! Finally someone who took a look inside one of these. I started my coffee-journey with a second-hand, broken Breville barista express. I knew it was broken before I bought it, but had hoped to be able to repair it. Once I had managed to get inside, I was shocked, how poorly everything was designed and how messy the layout was. The Problem turned out to be fried component on the motherboard which was beyond my capabilities. Long story short I learned not to buy broken machines on Ebay, and also to stay away from machines with integrated grinders, especially anything from Sage (Breville, Gastroback etc.). I get, why people like these. They are really well designed and look like quality products, but all of that is just a shiny exterior, with a really shitty interior. Progressing in my coffee-journey my father bought a Lelit MaraX (which I did not take apart :)) and I realized immediately how well it was put together and how little electronic parts it had. Having moved out I bought myself an old Saeco Aroma for 30 Euros and even that was way higher quality than the Breville one and quite easy to fully take apart. Like you said, the Breville machines are bad value for money, considering that our whole setup including the machine, grinder and accessories cost a lot less than the Oracle. To anyone who read this far: Thank you and please learn from my mistakes and stay away from anything with a lot of "smart" capabilities (e.g. automatic dosing, a touch screen, or other automated functions), or an integrated grinder and get a really "dumb", but quality Italian machine.

What's the weight of that coffee gizmo? Might be good for an overnight campout.

The dream come to life this is stunning 🎉🎉🎉

Looks great. Should airbrush some grey lines through the white to give it that marble look like the wallet you flashed 😎

Gosh sounds are horrible

What a nice work 🎉

Hey, thanks for the video - unfortunately there’s a lot of useful information missing in majority of youtube videos or websites. They usually show the basic steps often missing critical details that can easily ruin shots which I found out after 5 months of experimenting. Nevertheless, thanks for the time and effort.

Hey mate, where did you get that thermal sticker?

Nice video. The fairly comparison should be with the omnia !!

Do they make these for the 54mm? I can’t seem to find the stainless steel “inner” or “upper” anywhere.

thank you for the great videos on the Sanremo Cube! The knob for hot water tap become a bit loose and wiggly, any tips how to fix this?

My Pro post 2000 has developed a leak in the 'water level' display, with water dripping out the bottom of the display. Do you have a tutorial for this kind of repair? Thanks!

Raw steel machine with natural brass fittings. Don't tell Specht. I wanna see it!

I still have nightmares about those beans. Sounds like milk was the ticket. I stand by my Blue cheese and Truffle comment 😂 Thanks for another video guys. Favourite line "Its litterally 50/50"

I was there bro

So what is the best one ? What brand and what type of.. i am looking for the semi automatic like oracle thanks

Hi would it work for a coffee bar ? 2 hours 100 cups ?

Hi would it work for a coffee bar ? 2 hours 100 cups ?

Hi would it work for a coffee bar ? 2 hours 100 cups ?

over 300USD for a unifilter. its a crazy amount of money for a sieve

Not really necessary as you can feel the right pressure in the handle and repeat it accurately enough. There are more impactful pavoni mods out there

Thanks fella

Nice vid! Probably don't need the gloves, but I do love a bit of a fisting.

You're right about tamping. The Pav needs lots of heavy tamping to extract all the flavors.

18 grams??? I can repeatedly make great 9.5gram shots in my Pavoni.

What is the brand of Dosing Cup, please?

i use a puck screen, do you recommend?

Is not easy to insert the piston and grouphead gasket while the group are dismantled?