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  • King Corky Budget WDT Rake.

    I could call it the Fake Rake Or Corky, or Clippy. Dunno.
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    the biggest cost was the wine. Paper clips I have scores left over so that when one wears out through the effluxion of time and natural abrasion on coffee grounds... I simply straighten another and literally press it into service.
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    Actually, that may never happen. The Baratza Sette doesn't produce clumps, just fluffy grounds. So it's pretty much redundant.

    I suppose I could sell them...go into mass production from the kitchen bench, but gee, I'd have to become an alcoholic in the process.
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    Using discarded commercial printers staple wire that is used for binding saddle stitched printed books etc, 9 prongs, this wire is 0.3mm (used to be 7 prongs and 0.5mm but thats a bit thick and shovels more than breaking up and agitating the puck surface) and comes in many other guages. Zero cost, works a treat. Great work by Robusto. Mines called Whats Dat Thingy?

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    • #3
      I've used mine a few times, quite unnecessarily, and there's always the suspicion that it's creating holes and air pockets where there were none, rather than doing anything positive.

      And without a dosing funnel (I have a store-bought heavy stainless one of those!) makes a mess.

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      • #4
        Paper clips are much too thick, needs to be 0.25-0.4mm

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        • #5
          Originally posted by level3ninja View Post
          Paper clips are much too thick, needs to be 0.25-0.4mm
          Yikes! These are 0.8mm.

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          • #6
            Perhaps try some acupuncture needles to replace the paper clips?

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