Buying A Coffee Roaster | Why San Franciscan vs Probat, Giesen, Etc. 

could not be agree more！

I wish I had the same experience. We ordered an SF-6 around black Friday, and still haven't received it. The lead time has almost doubled, and have struggled to recieve timely correspondence via email and have not been able to talk to anyone on the phone about their production delays. Apologies and excuses only go so far, and when the ship date shifts 4 times, and 3/4 times the date slipped we were never notified until we reached out to them. So far, our experiences has been pretty bad which is sad, having such high hopes in the beginning.

good luck, i considered that, went with a bbq roaster first! how has it been so far?

How’s rustic coffee going?

Which one you end up buying?

Looking into sf-6

No they are not custom seats. Those are the "Vader" seats and were standard equipment on E36 M3's (1995-1999) as long as the car didn't have the luxury package. Luxury package cars on the other hand only had regular seats that were the same in 325's and 328's, as well as wood grain trim, leather on the door panels, 328 side skirts, and came standard with the M contour wheels. I used to own a 1995 M3 so that's why I know all this.

Paul Roupas That's rad

I know they're easy to work on! Plus, the La Marzocco has so many great looking models.

bad friends do you think you are paying for the name when it comes down to it? What other espresso machines would you recommend?

dope vid btw!

i think its flatwhiteceramics.com/

Thanks man!

Jan Malec I'd assume because they require smaller batch sizes as well with the IR Burners, but curious about this as well as I've only roasted on Diedrich's

I do what I can ^__^

I certainly heard quite a bit about roasters. Besides, he made the outline quite clear at the outset of the video that it was about the PROCESS of selection. Learn to open your ears.