u/TheStatutoryGrape

This is a catch-and-release for me, but I'm looking to sell a modded Londinium Vectis that I recently purchased. The machine works absolutely flawlessly, and using a spring lever is extremely fun. However, I’ve shifted almost entirely to pour over recently and don’t make enough espresso to justify keeping it.

The machine (2023 model) was modded by the previous owner, who replaced the stock pstat with a digital pressure sensor, a microcontroller, an SSR, and a rotary encoder to enable rapid boiler pressure adjustments. With the stock configuration, you would need to remove the shell and manually adjust the pstat (which often burns out within weeks), though this mod lets you modulate the boiler pressure on the fly depending on roast level or desired steam power.

The machine was also updated with greaseless seals and comes with all stock accessories (bottomless PF, 14-16g basket, fill funnel) as well as several additional accessories/extras:

• Spare bottomless Londinium PF
• Spare greaseless seals
• Spare 110v and 220v heating elements w/ gaskets

, 38mm socket for heating element

• Spare sight glass
• Stock pstat/MAter

Looking for $1750 + the exact cost of shipping and G&S fees (if applicable) in the original packaging. Also available for local pickup in Houston, but I'm not particularly keen on traveling beyond the city.

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Selling a DF64 Gen 2 (likely an earlier iteration, don't know the exact version) with the stock stainless steel burrs that I recently bought and repaired. As shown in the pictures, the previous owner dropped the upper burr carrier at some point and dented the lip of the upper burr carrier pretty significantly. I took the grinder apart and shimmed the upper burr, where the grinder's zero point is now about 2-3 ticks off chirp from burr lock. I also deep-cleaned and regreased the collar threads, but the zero-point marker is no longer aligned to 6 o'clock. The grinder works perfectly and pulls consistent shots, but I don't make much espresso anymore and prefer other grinders for pour over.

Looking for $225 shipped CONUS in the original packaging.

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Trimming down most of my espresso gear, so I'm looking to sell the following bundle:

• Normcore 58.5mm V4 (click) - $50 retail
• Normcore 49.5mm V4 (click) - $40 retail
• Knodos blind shaker (58mm) - $30 retail
• Magnetic dosing funnel & mesh puck screen (both 58mm) - $10 retail
• Assorted Cafiza & Tabz - ~$25 retail
• Sworks stamped stepdown + puck screen & spring + 3d printed dosing funnel + wood tamping mat w/ hole for basket - $45 retail
• IMS Big Bang (58mm, h23.5; 18-20g) - $25 retail
• MHW3Bomber DEX clone (58mm, 18g) - $15 retail
• EPHQ ridgeless (14g) - $2 retail

Not looking to sell individual items right now, $175 shipped CONUS for everything

Selling my gently used ZP6 (iron grey). I purchased the grinder in February and I’ve run about 5kg of beans through it since. In excellent cosmetic condition but has a few scuffs where the grinder handle attached to the main spindle. Comes with original accessories (carrying case, brush) and shipped in original packaging.

Looking for $185 shipped CONUS.

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Selling my used K6 hand grinder. In decent cosmetic condition, but has a few dings on the catch cup and grinder body. Missing the white o-ring underneath the handle, but I replaced it with a rubber band.

Looking for $85 shipped CONUS.

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Looking to sell my black ES1, which I purchased new in early April. The machine works flawlessly and is in virtually perfect cosmetic condition, except for a few scuffs on the drip tray cover. Despite the fantastic milk steaming experience with the machine, I've never been a fan of milk drinks, and my preferences have shifted significantly toward pourover over the past few months.

Includes all original accessories, some of which were unused (milk pitcher, tamper, shot splitter), as well as an additional magnetic shot mirror. The machine still has some factory-applied protective plastic adhesive and has about 130 shots on the counter. I've exclusively used RPavlis water during my ownership, so no concerns about scale buildup.

Looking for $1000 shipped in the original packaging CONUS.

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Anyone have an idea what might be causing this grinding noise when turning to the left? It’s a 2010 Altima, and it’s had a history of the steering wheel shaking a bit when driving straight, but this sound is a new issue that’s recently gotten worse.