Ms. Silvia vs Gaggia Classic

[Tex]

Any chance your Futurmat Rimini will get put back together Jake?

[shakin_jake]

Quote from: mattquist on Today at 03:16:30 PM
mp,

Jake has also done an extensive post on his rebuild on SM's forum.  Also has some great in-depth pics on the BUG website.




~~~The pics of my rebuild I placed on BUG can only be accessed by BUG members, one of the reasons I chose to put some rebuild photos up elsewhere, to share with others, like on my flickr account I'll link to

http://tinyurl.com/bfx6jh

This is the page with all of my coffee pics since I got started in espresso back in spring 08' so there are some older pics of equipment I no longer own, like the PID'd Gaggia Classic and the Behmor roaster, both of which I sold.  I've yet to get around to loading pics of my Hot Top roaster onto this site.  Most of the pics have verbiage to accompany the photos.  Don't ask me why or how but the grinder pics were loaded backwards.  I was attempting to do a pictorial of how I clean my Ranchilio MD-50 yet when I loaded the pics, the viewing order is last one first then backwards

I have taken better than 100 photos of the Rimini tear down and rebuild.  Not all of them are displayed.  A lot of those pics I took for a record of detail, so when I put it back together, I'll have something to refer to if my memory is not so good


Jake
Reddick Fla.  

[mp]

That is looking mighty fine Jake.  You will probably have that machine in a shot worthy and candy for the eye state very soon.

 

[shakin_jake]

Any chance your Futurmat Rimini will get put back together Jake?

~~~Patience my dear Constance


Jake
Reddick Fla.
If I owned Texas and Hell, I would rent out Texas and live in Hell.
-- Phil Sheridan, Civil War general

[shakin_jake]

That is looking mighty fine Jake.  You will probably have that machine in a shot worthy and candy for the eye state very soon.

 :)

~~~Tomorrow will do=:-)

Thanks for the attaboy!



Jake
Reddick Fla.
If I owned Texas and Hell, I would rent out Texas and live in Hell.
-- Phil Sheridan, Civil War general

[mp]

Your quite welcome ... do show the photos of the machine and your first worthy shot.