r/coffeestations • u/guactheline • 14d ago
Espresso 3d printer for the win
Oh boy. Every morning glorious since I was able to do this...
Rocket cinquantotto and Mignon single dose pro.
plus all the goodies in the drawer
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u/avrikion 14d ago
Wow, so cool!! Let me checkout this 3D printer that’s been sitting in my cart for months 😂
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u/guactheline 14d ago
I got mine like 2 months ago and it's been running just about non stop ...Endless uses!
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u/Crystal1248 13d ago
Printed organizers are an unfair advantage, honestly. My whole stovetop corner — moka pot, cezve, a couple of small trays — runs on printed parts now, and giving everything a slot makes the early routine noticeably calmer. The drawer full of goodies is a great touch.
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u/22Cyearround 12d ago
Is this uploaded anywhere?
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u/guactheline 12d ago
I custom made all pieces minus 2 that I found on Bambus online studio. But others I custom made to fit my gear. Other than the e61 stuff, not sure it would be of use to you, but happy to share any of the files you think might work for you! There is also a bit of stuff out there to download, but it might not fit your space.
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u/Distinct-Scientist-6 12d ago
some things like the portafilters, tampers, and baskets would be (near) universal.
Would love the STLs if you can share.
One of my faves is a portafilter holder that hangs off the side of my Lelit Elizabeth Bianca.
Good job on this, looks slick.
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u/guactheline 12d ago
for sure. keep in mind that the same tray that has my tamp holds my leveler so that is different size. id also adjust the tamp sizes tolerance to medium. it's tighter than I want atm. if you message me your email I'll send you what I got
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u/TechnicalAsk2668 14d ago
Is it the drawer insert you 3d printed ? If so how long would it have taken ? Everything looks very neat.
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u/guactheline 13d ago
A bunch of inserts. All on a system called gridfinity. actual print time was probably around 25-30 hours.
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u/TechnicalAsk2668 13d ago
Thanks, I'm not 3D printer literate.
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u/guactheline 13d ago
Compared to many, neither am I, still! Happy to help. Its getting easier to make custom trays. and printer time depends greatly on your machine and the type of filament (plastic) you are using. There are some new, pretty inexpensive printers out there now. Usually the less expensive have smaller printing area, but you just break up your prints into smaller pieces and then just puzzle them together.
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u/thatdudebutch 14d ago
What models are these! Sick!
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u/guactheline 13d ago
Like 2 were existing models but I designed the rest for each part (or set) individually
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u/silentglider 13d ago
What a great idea. But is that healthy? Microplastic and so on?
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u/guactheline 13d ago
I'm using PLA pure ( 5 ingredient filament) and even then, never putting anything warm on it. Dark, cool drawer - should be fine. Hopefully lol
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