decent espresso scale 3d models

Gaggia's Brera line brings forth a top-of-the-line espresso machine that sets the standard for coffee connoisseurs worldwide. With sleek design and robust features, this machine is perfect for those who crave rich flavor and precise control over...

To replace a costly stainless espresso tamp handle, you can design your first custom part with a 3D printer. The handle fits perfectly and is sized at 30mm for standard RB tamper use. Ensure proper leveling on the build platform before starting. A...

Kick-start your day with an energy boost from this Espresso cup. It's already crushed for you, so no need to worry about that. Prefer regular coffee? Check out this cup: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:263904. Print it in porcelain and order it from...

Most are semi useful/functional and some are purely inspirational.After getting a Gaggia Classic espresso machine for Christmas i began working on a 3d printed espresso tamper. 4 versions later i thought i should share my design.Print your own it in...

I store my espresso tamper on top of a handy flat surface located near the "doser" section of my Rancilio coffee grinder. However, the intense vibration emitted by the grinder frequently resulted in the heavy tamper slipping out of position and...

A 3D printable robust and durable Knock Box, for knocking an espresso puck from the portafilter after coffee extraction. The parts can be easily 3D printed, without any support, on a modern inexpensive 3D Printer. They are optimized for a 0.6 mm...

After getting a Gaggia Classic espresso machine for Christmas I began working on a 3D printed espresso tamper. Four versions later I thought I should share my design. Print your own it in three standard diameters, 51mm, 53mm and 58mm. If you have a...

Designed for an espresso brew in the Aeropress brewer using Casey Faris' method (linked below). Tamping the coffee this way should allow for a little more pressure, and I found that I got a better crema on top of my coffee compared to other methods.

I designed an espresso machine for my daughter. She is two years old so it's without a bayonet mount but attaches with a magnet. The hole for the magnet and the washer are made for M4 screws. The magnet is a standard cheap neopdym magnet from...

I just broke my trusty Rok espresso maker handle and had to replace it right away. Here's what I got as instructions for printing out a replacement part. Printer Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Fisher Beta/1.0 Some special settings I want...

E61 espresso distribution tool, inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3478313 and build for the E61 portafilter. It locks into the E61, using the portafilter notches and you can rotate the top part to evenly distribute coffee. It really...

 This modular “puck” is sized to fit latte, cortado, espresso cups and stacks into each other to give you variable heights.Fits a cup with max bottom diameter of 61mmEach puck provides ~12mm in height Printing:PETG highly recommended due to...

Beverage aficionados are often surrounded by visually stunning objects that bring them pure joy, including exquisite espresso mugs and cups crafted from high-quality white porcelain, expertly rendered in three-dimensional 3D designs to accentuate...

This is an espresso brush handle that fits the Pallo replacement brush heads. FYI this is meant to be printed straight up from the build plate so that the handle has nice smooth rounded edges. You will need to print with a brim and supports for the...

This is a simple distribution tool for espresso which uses a 3D printed body and seven 0.4 mm needles sold for cleaning 3D printer nozzles: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07DVHKF3X I printed the body in PET-G on a Lulzbot Mini with a 0.5 mm...

This is a premium quality 3D model of an espresso coffee maker. ... Dimensions: - Length: 40 cm - Width: 32 cm - Height: 43 cm GEOMETRY (No Smooth) Polygons: 18,349 Vertices: 20,378 GEOMETRY (Subdivision Level 2) Polygons: 293,584 Vertices:...

The replacement hopper and lid are compatible with a Mazzer Super Jolly Espresso Grinder, as well as the Mini and Major models. Designed to fit under most kitchen cabinets, this hopper is smaller than the original one but includes a finger guard that...

Most are semi useful/functional and some are purely inspirational.After getting a Gaggia Classic espresso machine for Christmas i began working on a 3d printed espresso tamper. 4 versions later i thought i should share my design.</p><p>Print your own...

A Customized Espresso Tamper: A Remix of @alga42's Design I've created a 50mm version of this tamper, making some changes to its design and holder as well. The grip has been made slightly oblong in shape, which may not be visually noticeable but fits...

Designed for an espresso brew in the Aeropress brewer using Casey Faris' method (linked below). Tamping the coffee this way should allow for a little more pressure, and I found that I got a better crema on top of my coffee compared to other methods.

Set of espresso puck rake and holder. Print with brim to avoid them detaching during print.For the puck rake I use regular acupuncture needles. Unfortunately the ebay listing isn't available anymore - or I would have provided a direct link here. The...

This is an espresso brush handle designed to fit Pallo replacement brush heads perfectly. Note that this model is meant to be printed upright from the build plate, resulting in smooth rounded edges on the handle. To ensure a stable print, it's...

These are simple espresso tampers for 52mm portafilters (e.g. Picopresso). I experimented with concentric grooves, so I included 2 designs with coarse and fine ones. ... **Follow me on social media:** Instagram...

See section on smart function below.So this is about a full DIY project and not just a 3D print.Model optionsCase and Top are considered device independent and should fit in most large espresso machines. Take care the spot picked in dry and not super...

I was looking for a knockbox for my espresso machine and was dissatisfied with the price of these. It's literally a container with a bar on top. To I decided to design one - how hard could it be. Update: I added an accessory box to hold all the...

The funnel is a bit tight/snug due to shrinkage (scale up a little). Print funnel <strong>upside down</strong> to avoid using support. ...Would suggest using some bed adhesive to help (<i>I used hairspray</i>).&nbsp;</p><p>Cheers!</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

This helps when removing so that no beans are spilled. It could probably be scaled to different sizes to fit other portafilter baskets. Print instructionsSimple print with PLA. I used default draft quality from Prusa Slicer. changed the seams to line...

The tolerances are very tight on my printer, so scaling it up slightly might help if you're having trouble fitting the needles in. If you're a fusion 360 user, you can adjust the diameters of the first (main handle diameter) and second (handle tip...

To keep the needles from being pushed up into the handle, you can shim the handle with some cardboard or paper to keep some downward pressure on them. The tolerances are very tight on my printer, so scaling it up slightly might help if you're having...

I'm a rookie college freshman getting to grips with modeling in Maya and I've just managed to create my very first guitar model, it's a real breakthrough for me!