rok espresso tamper size 3d models

This was crafted specifically for use in conjunction with my Starbucks espresso maker.

Smooth-tipped coffee tamper, precision-crafted for optimal brewing performance, boasts a 2.09-inch diameter design.

Generic run of the mill 51mm tamper. ...I made this rounder so you push down hard without edges digging in.

A versatile accessory, measuring 53 millimeters in diameter, caters to a wide range of espresso machines. ...Enjoy!

I crafted a makeshift tamper using materials readily available at my workspace, as I couldn't find one by the office coffee machine.

This tamper makes La Pavoni Millennium model baskets fit perfectly. ...Despite lacking a heavy metal base, it feels great in the hand and functions smoothly.

... layers and high % infill. ...The legs are the weak point but they held up against a fair amount of downward force.Grooves on the tamper came from @JoshHartmann_303963's tamper. Thank you!Vitruvian Man sculpture came from @PeterFarell. ...Thank you!

... still present in the CAD version for customization. Printing with a raft and high resolution resulted in no warping on the tamper face. It measures 51mm in diameter at the tamper face and stands 55mm tall overall, showcasing a great flow in design.

Designed for use with La Pavoni Millennium model baskets, this tamper boasts a comfortable grip and effective performance despite its lack of metal base. ...Its simple operation involves printing, tamping, and pulling.

I crafted a standard-issue 51mm tamper, but modified it to ensure comfortable use by rounding off any sharp edges that could cause discomfort during operation, particularly when applying consistent pressure.

The container can be stored right in an espresso maker. ...The compact design makes it a breeze to thoroughly dry after giving it a good wash, thanks to strategically placed ventilation holes.

Very basic tamper station. I created two slightly different versions for the portafilters of a Quickmill 3004 and Gaggia Classic. ... Dimensions can be looked up or adjusted via variables in Onshape: ...

Tamper made to fit nicely into a 58mm commercial style portafilter. The actual diameter of the bases is 58.4mm and it is pretty snug, but not overly so. ...The shape is just right and if you're using a 18g basket the top of the base will be close to...

Creating a coffee tamper? Here's how! The diameter is 51.5mm. Slice your design and savor it. For this project, I employed: - A 2mm wall thickness, - 10 loops in the design (you might need to sand it slightly for a perfect fit), - And a 0.25mm layer...

I was spilling coffee powder while filling my espresso maker. ...Compressing the coffee with a normal spoon and filling the resulting space in the funnel with coffee again, wasn't a problem but a bit annoying.&nbsp;</p><p>I designed a gadget, that makes...

Designed for an espresso brew in the Aeropress brewer using Casey Faris' method (linked below). Tamping the coffee this way should allow for a little more pressure, and I found that I got a better crema on top of my coffee compared to other methods.

Designed for an espresso brew in the Aeropress brewer using Casey Faris' method (linked below). Tamping the coffee this way should allow for a little more pressure, and I found that I got a better crema on top of my coffee compared to other methods.

Thingiverse Customizer: https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3253961Very basic tamper station. Doesn't need a lot of material to be robust.<br>I made two slightly different versions for the portafilters of a Quickmill 3004 and...

Designed for an espresso brew in the Aeropress brewer using Casey Faris' method (linked below). Tamping the coffee this way should allow for a little more pressure, and I found that I got a better crema on top of my coffee compared to other methods.

This is a two parts super-glued base to perfectly fit and secure an Acaia Lunar scale under the Rok Espresso lever machine.&nbsp;It will work with the old Presso and the newer Rok models.&nbsp;Print on smooth bed surface (glass or smooth-PEI) for...

Espresso Machine Tamper Stand for 50mm Tamper (for example: Delonghi) "Tamper Landing Place"

Pad for an Espresso Tamper (Motta, DeLonghi, ECM, Gastroback,... ...) For Tamper < 57 mm

A second tamper base/holder for 58.5mm espresso tampers. ...I included a short and a tall version.

This tamper ensures that your espresso grounds are tightly packed and evenly compressed for optimal extraction.

A simple yet sleek 58mm espresso tamper with a distinctive flat bottom and an innovative, ergonomic handle design that sets it apart from the usual suspects.

I created a straightforward espresso tamper that functions flawlessly with my Krups espresso machine, and I believe it's also compatible with the DeLonghi models due to their identical dimensions.

The tamper provided with the Kompresso is quite satisfactory, yet utterly uncomfortable to wield. ...I hastily conceptualized a makeshift alternative to significantly improve the compression of the coffee grounds in my espresso bed.

After my espresso tamper was damaged from an accidental drop when I wasn't using it, I designed a protective sleeve that also doubles as a stand, suitable for Ø58.5mm tampers. ...The protective sleeve is also suitable for levelers with the same...

... ...The $25 "pro" tamper offered by Flair didn't particularly appeal to me, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and design my own tamper. This was initially intended as a prototype but it ended up feeling incredibly well-suited to my needs.

So i designed this simple one which is basically a copy from the stand of the espresso distributor. ... I printed it in black pla but i guess black tpu would be even nicer because it feels soft when you put in there (and the stand from the distrubutor...