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Hello,

I've recently started exploeing/enjoying espresso cappuccinos and lattes at home. My son does as well.

As a result, I've been making a few custom tampers for us.

Ours is copper and walnut. My sons is bocote.

Terrible pics but you get the "picture...." LOL
 

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Thanks Hippie

BTW, It's hopefully hard to tell, but the Bocote tamper is two piece as well. Nailed the grain match and transition from handle to tamper base IMHO:) easier to see in the below rough sanded pic.
 

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stuckinohio said:
Hello,

I've recently started exploeing/enjoying espresso cappuccinos and lattes at home. My son does as well.

As a result, I've been making a few custom tampers for us.

Ours is copper and walnut. My sons is bocote.

Terrible pics but you get the "picture...." LOL
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Beautiful work !! I like the choices of wood you used.
Here's mine. I used acrylic for it. I spent hundreds on the machine that came with a cheap plastic tamper. While it worked just as well it was cheap and looked cheap. These turned tampers look really good. I used a threaded insert in the blank so that I could unscrew the top.
 

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BULLWINKLE said:
Beautiful work !! I like the choices of wood you used.
Here's mine. I used acrylic for it. I spent hundreds on the machine that came with a cheap plastic tamper. While it worked just as well it was cheap and looked cheap. These turned tampers look really good. I used a threaded insert in the blank so that I could unscrew the top.
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Looking good!
 
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