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My setup is finally complete!
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My setup is finally complete!


My setup is finally complete!

I finally finished the setup I've been planning for a while. I don't plan on changing anything else, at least until something breaks.

The Setup:

  • Machine: MiiCoffee Apex V2
  • Grinder: MiiCoffee DF54
  • Organization (3D): Coffee Blocks project (from Printables), serving as a Tamper Station + Organizer + Knock Box.

There are clearly a lot of 3D-printed projects here, from an angled base for the grinder to even a 49mm base I made for my Muvna Tamper, which I needed to work with the Step Down Basket I bought.

I live in Brazil, so my entire setup is either from AliExpress or imported via Amazon (Grinder and Machine).

About the Furniture:

The furniture of choice was a double pantry cabinet that fit almost perfectly in the space I had.

My goal was to store my drinks and have my dedicated coffee space, which can also beconverted into a drink-making station for parties at my house.

by AssassinsGBr

9 Comments

  2. darostheboss

    Nice ! That’s exactly what I’m planning to get. DF54+Apex V2 ! Does anyone know what’s the best place to find them in UK ??

  3. gfinchster

    I was thinking seriously about getting this espresso machine, I like the looks and aesthetic of it and it has all the right bells and whistles. In the end I went with the Gaggia Classic E24 because this is a Chinese Whitebox machine and there seemed to be absolutely zero spare parts available for it in the U.S. I know other parts of the world there are parts available. I wish I could have been able to give this machine a try, It has a Profitec Go look to it.

  4. radio_recherche

    Very nice. I have the same grinder and machine. What PF is that?

  5. Aromatic_Ad_7484

    I’ve committed to that grinder but was eyeing the bambino

    How is the apex? Price is close I’d entertain it instead

  6. Cindi-Jones

    That looks great. Beautiful machines and a great setup. Well done!

  7. decafespressopodcast

    Impressive! I especially like how you integrated the 3D-printed box. Did you design the angled grinder base yourself or adapt an existing file? Importing gear to Brazil sounds like a headache.