Re: 4 hole tip expobar minore
thanks for the replies. My tip is a female one though and it is not the cool touch wand.
I might try enlarging the two hole tip and see what that does for performance. I was using a 600ml jug with a 4 hole tip on the synesso and it didnt seem to impair milk texturing. it all happens pretty quick so doesnt leave much room for error, but milk was comparable to the two hole on my expobar, just alot quicker.
just have to work on my late art. I keep planning to roast a heap of beans and buy 6-10 litres of milk and just pump them out to practice. at the moment I dont make that many coffees over a week. morning coffees go into a thermos cup for the trip to work so it is only the ones i make on the weekend where i get a chance to practice. but I have enrolled for the advanced latte art course at Epic in a couple of weeks.
My wife bought me for my birthday the intro coffee course at Epic which I did a few weeks ago. It was really designed for people new to espresso machines and had a slant towards the sunbeam (as they are the sunbeam trainer for perth) but I still got a bit out of it. I always find it good to speak and learn from others. I had never had any lessons from anyone previously, just self taught from what I had read off the net. So it was definitely good to see up close how other did things. I also got some good tips for latte art which has improved alot since.
thanks for the replies. My tip is a female one though and it is not the cool touch wand.
I might try enlarging the two hole tip and see what that does for performance. I was using a 600ml jug with a 4 hole tip on the synesso and it didnt seem to impair milk texturing. it all happens pretty quick so doesnt leave much room for error, but milk was comparable to the two hole on my expobar, just alot quicker.
just have to work on my late art. I keep planning to roast a heap of beans and buy 6-10 litres of milk and just pump them out to practice. at the moment I dont make that many coffees over a week. morning coffees go into a thermos cup for the trip to work so it is only the ones i make on the weekend where i get a chance to practice. but I have enrolled for the advanced latte art course at Epic in a couple of weeks.
My wife bought me for my birthday the intro coffee course at Epic which I did a few weeks ago. It was really designed for people new to espresso machines and had a slant towards the sunbeam (as they are the sunbeam trainer for perth) but I still got a bit out of it. I always find it good to speak and learn from others. I had never had any lessons from anyone previously, just self taught from what I had read off the net. So it was definitely good to see up close how other did things. I also got some good tips for latte art which has improved alot since.

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