The Force Tamper Review: The King Of Coffee Tampers?

Today we take a look at what many call "the king of coffee tampers", watch as we review the features and functions of the force tamper, we also take a look behind the curtain see what makes this thing tick. Is the force tamper really the king? Find out now and don't forget to subscribe for more quality content!
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[@kristoforusranandiasuliset3736]

Is there any specialty of the force tamper besides constant level tamping and changing pressure's lbs? (If what i know besides these is it has variations of plate and there's also D plate which can be used for distributing and tamping)
If there is 53 to 58mm force tamper, if we wanna have both size, must we buy individual or is there any setting to make plate 53 to 58?

[@giovannilongo2877]

this tamper is more expensive than my espresso machine ( x2 ) and i already can do a perfect espresso shot. I don't think this is bad , i just think this is an overkill. Automatic level tamper is what you need if u don't know how to press your coffee puck ....after some times, u can just use normal tamper . Just learn how to press properl, levelling with your finger on the portafilter, and it's still a good ( and super cheap) strategy. if you think i am wrong , a single "blind test" is the only way to proof it ...i wait for it ;)

[@dipaccicoffeecompany3058]

Yes this is true! This tamper is expensive, and certainly isn't for everyone, however it is an incredibly well made product that fits in the high end range of coffee tampers, it's over the top and almost ridiculous, but it still does it's job and it does it incredibly well! Especially when considering how quickly and reliably you can tamp without thinking about it, it almost chases after the auto tamp market, and is so much cheaper then any auto tamper currently on the market!