I understand that some people will think that messing with an already phenomenal coffee machine like the GS3 is sacrilege.
But I came across this modified GS3 at Coffee Machine Technologies in Docklands Melbourne. It obviously caught my attention given it has a nice spring piston lever installed.
Pulled a couple of shots with the guys and I was extremely impressed with the extraction and pour.
Apologies in advance, I have no idea on what sort of spring lever is installed nor the technicalities behind it. I also know that I should pay more attention to these sort of details.
I liked it so much that I purchased it and thought it was worth sharing.
Now what to do with the Kees Speedster.
Thanks for looking.
Faatshank

But I came across this modified GS3 at Coffee Machine Technologies in Docklands Melbourne. It obviously caught my attention given it has a nice spring piston lever installed.
Pulled a couple of shots with the guys and I was extremely impressed with the extraction and pour.
Apologies in advance, I have no idea on what sort of spring lever is installed nor the technicalities behind it. I also know that I should pay more attention to these sort of details.
I liked it so much that I purchased it and thought it was worth sharing.
Now what to do with the Kees Speedster.
Thanks for looking.
Faatshank



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