Another visual tip for the steam pressure - when you see the hot water/steam light stop blinking is another good indicator that it's ready. I usually purge the excess water/warm it up until i see the light, then turn it off and immediately place my milk jug under and turn it back on. The "tuk tuk" noise starts right away and the light is (usually) steady - which means it's ready to go
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Great explanation of the bias of the grinder, I've not heard about that before!
thanks!
Audio is a-ok - you’re doing a great job!
Thank you for the kind words.
You updated me on some things, thank you very much
Thank you!
Very useful thank you so much 👍😍🙏
Glad you liked it Vena
Another visual tip for the steam pressure - when you see the hot water/steam light stop blinking is another good indicator that it's ready. I usually purge the excess water/warm it up until i see the light, then turn it off and immediately place my milk jug under and turn it back on. The "tuk tuk" noise starts right away and the light is (usually) steady - which means it's ready to go
Thanks for the video. I dig the audio. Ignore the idiots!
Thanks for the support, Mark! 😀
Do you steam the milk then pull the shot… or the other way around?
Shot first then milk.
Because of how slow the machine needs to get back up to brewing, the milk would've separated if we did the milk first.
Dang ! I think I rather be a NASA rocket scientist and go have coffee at a coffee shop, sorry.
Touché haha good one, we do like to over complicate the mundane