Seeking some advice on the practicality of steaming milk on the right hand side of a machine in a tight corner.
My current setup as pictured with the Sunbeam EM 6910 in the corner and grinder to the left of that as the steam is on the left of machine it seems to work okay.
I usual only make two milk based coffees a day and often consider my next machine should the EM6910 expire. The machine that constantly ends up at the top of my list is the Lelit Elizabeth V3 fitting the criteria of a small foot print and a fairly fast warm up time amongst other things. Unfortunately it has the Steam nozzle on the right, so how practical is this to use in my situation, can you comfortable steam in front of the machine or would twisting the machine so it sits on the bench at an angle help.
Answering my own question my thoughts are that I should look for a different machine with steam on the left side.
To help me decide on the Elizabeth I would appreciate a second opinion from the knowledgeable Coffee Snobs members.
My current setup as pictured with the Sunbeam EM 6910 in the corner and grinder to the left of that as the steam is on the left of machine it seems to work okay.
I usual only make two milk based coffees a day and often consider my next machine should the EM6910 expire. The machine that constantly ends up at the top of my list is the Lelit Elizabeth V3 fitting the criteria of a small foot print and a fairly fast warm up time amongst other things. Unfortunately it has the Steam nozzle on the right, so how practical is this to use in my situation, can you comfortable steam in front of the machine or would twisting the machine so it sits on the bench at an angle help.
Answering my own question my thoughts are that I should look for a different machine with steam on the left side.

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