speedster espresso 3d models

Rail system with a few attachments for the Decent Espresso MachineRail is intentionally a bit smaller than holes on the sides of the DE1Pro. ...This is to increase tension and reduce flexing when items are mounted on the rail

An espresso tamper handle, not too thick not too thin. To be paired with a base using a 8mm grub screw (or the appropriate screw that fits the base). ...Use thicker walls and medium infill to make a sturdy handle.

This casing is specifically designed to fit the Espresso Lite perfectly. ...For those who want to learn more about this innovative IoT device, visit the official website at www.espert.co.

Realistic espresso cheesecake on plate with coffee beans. Two files: Max standard and Vray 1.5 materials. Lighting and rendering supplied as seen in previews.Excellent as filler object in a food scene.3D Studio Max 9 file. ...

I recently purchased a cup rack that perfectly holds my espresso cups, which I found on Amazon. Each column of the rack is designed to fit three cups securely in place. ... Cups: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTYTNA5/

Human-designed 3D model of sleek, high-end espresso machine in black and silver. ... Available formats: • Max Scanline • Max V-Ray • Max Mental Ray • Cinema 4D • Cinema 4D with V-Ray • FBX • OBJ

I created this scoop as a personal project, challenging myself to recreate the exact dimensions of my espresso machine's filter basket - 2 shots being its standard capacity. ...I anticipate that it will be compatible with various coffee makers.

A detailed, high-poly 3D model of a sleek black multifunction espresso coffee machine is available for download. ... Available formats include: • Max Scanline • Max V-Ray • Max Mentalray • Cinema 4D • Cinema 4D V-Ray • FBX • OBJ

WDT tool for Espresso making. ... Requires the wire bits at the end, I used long sewing pins, heated with a torch to insert and melt into place with good success.

WDT Tool for espresso. Threaded cap for easy access to needles. Use with 0.4mm 3D printer nozzle needles. ... I used these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FBMYFS7/

Tool to remove the lumps of freshly grinded coffee in your 51mm filter of your espresso machine You will need to glue the handle you have chosen to print

A sleek, modern espresso cup sits atop its matching saucer, each one a precise complement to the other. ...The velvety foam that crowns the beverage within is a distinct entity, effortlessly separable from the rest of the cup's design.

An espresso tamper handle, not too thick not too thin. To be paired with a base using a 8mm grub screw (or the appropriate screw that fits the base). ...Use thicker walls and medium infill to make a sturdy handle.

Replacement handle for espresso machine secured tightly with a washer to add extra durability and stability. ...The makeshift repair holds up surprisingly well, despite lacking the finesse of the original part.

Funnel for 58mm Espresso basket. I use it for Rancilio Silvia but should work with most 58mm baskets. ... Funnel has been designed so that you can also tamp when funnel is in place.

Designed for my Krups brand espresso machine, since apparently I put the lid on too tight (instead of letting half of the water escape as steam, as is apparently preferable).

Was fed up of my espresso baskets rattling around in my drawer. ... Designed a small basket case for the following baskets: 15g, 18g, 20g, 22g, Pour Over, Bling basket and 2 filter mesh.

The received espresso machine, a CMA Astoria model, had incorrect knobs. ...To rectify this issue, I created custom knobs that are compatible with a 6mm square shaft and an 8mm round rod.

The espresso tamper features a hollow interior design that drastically reduces unnecessary waste. ...Its tamper head boasts an impressive diameter of 52 millimeters, perfectly suited for precise coffee crafting.

This is an espresso tamper tailored specifically for the 58mm Gaggia Classic Coffee portafilter that I created myself. ...To achieve optimal results, I highly advise using a generous amount of infill and printing directly onto a glass bed.

I designed an easy-to-use espresso machine cap dispenser that holds six refills and is compact enough to sit next to my kitchen espresso maker. The simple design works effectively, making it practical for daily use. I published my creation because it...

This is a compact, rectangular-shaped cup riser measuring 2.36 inches deep, 3.15 inches wide, and just 1 inch high, designed specifically for brewing espresso into smaller cups to minimize splashback and protect the delicate crema on top.

This model is for you to put your espresso spoons to dry on you sink after you wash them. This was designed in Autodesk Fusion 360. ... Like, comment and feel free to publish your make of this project.

This espresso machine model, sans texture, is unwrapped and ready for customization via photoshop or similar software. ...Although a general representation, its simple design allows for easy personalization of textures.

This espresso cup features an original design with organic shapes and flowing lines, showcasing the potential of 3D printing technology. ...To view a 3D printed version of this unique cup, visit http://shpws.me/uixn.

Espresso tamping stand combo for portafilter, tamper, and leveler/distributor. This is designed for a 58mm portafilter and will fit a 58.5mm tamper and leveler/distributor. ...At the bottom of the portafilter holder you can store an extra basket.

Espresso Tamper for 51mm portafilter. Diameter is 50mmprinter with 30% infill for strength on PLA 0.2mmPrinted on Ender 3 S1 Pro

She places two espresso cups directly above the machine, as seen in this photograph. ... This modification is exclusive to one particular machine model, the Krups, although it's unclear whether this product is still being sold today.

This one-of-a-kind rock n roll espresso mug is a total game-changer thanks to its rugged, studded exterior that prevents scalding burns from sizzling hot coffee or tea.

Designed for my Krups brand espresso machine, since apparently I put the lid on too tight (instead of letting half of the water escape as steam, as is apparently preferable).