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    Default My Custom C Ripple Tamper

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    I have been dying to try out this tamper, its a custom c ripple I had made for me. Its a convex with ripples to the edge Its made from aluminum handle and a stainless steal base. I had this done for only $23.95 shipped!!!!


    I am very impressed with the quality of this guy and a hefty little fellow too.

    It made all the difference in the world, the most crema I have ever got from an extraction and it wasn't bitter at all. It was smooth, rich & buttery I couldn't be happier.

    Here are a few pics, sorry about the dirty cup this one is a pick of the second extraction.
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    Where does one acquire such a lovely custom made tamper? It looks great. Did you do it yourself? Very nice!

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    What does one use that tamper for? I equate it to pipes, but that really doesn't look like something you'd use on a pipe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quick Orange View Post
    What does one use that tamper for? I equate it to pipes, but that really doesn't look like something you'd use on a pipe.

    Come on, it's clearly a bludgeoning weapon! Or...a cattle brand.

    *Cough*

    Yeah, I don't know what it is either.

    Does it crush coffee beans or something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blade Wielder View Post
    Does it crush coffee beans or something?
    That's what I was thinking. At first I thought it was an old school wax stamp for sealing letters

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quick Orange View Post
    That's what I was thinking. At first I thought it was an old school wax stamp for sealing letters
    Yeah, it looked like a stamp for a seal to me too.

    Which reminds me: I can't believe it took them so long to invent the envelope. Drippin' wax all over the place for all those centuries. Sheesh.

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    I also don't know where tamping comes into play when making coffee, but I was thinking it would be cool to get a mini one to use on a pipe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ambrose View Post
    Not sure if this belongs here, feel free to move this thread.

    I have been dying to try out this tamper, its a custom c ripple I had made for me. Its a convex with ripples to the edge Its made from aluminum handle and a stainless steal base. I had this done for only $23.95 shipped!!!!


    I am very impressed with the quality of this guy and a hefty little fellow too.

    It made all the difference in the world, the most crema I have ever got from an extraction and it wasn't bitter at all. It was smooth, rich & buttery I couldn't be happier.

    Here are a few pics, sorry about the dirty cup this one is a pick of the second extraction.
    Beautiful tamper...now where's my invite to try that cup of jo?

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