coffee

Hi all, This is my first post here, having just started turning pens, as a novice... See the attached photos of my first efforts - Zebrano on one, and Jack Daniels barrel/Cocobolo on the other! I know the photo quality is bad, will work on a better background next time... But I'm also looking...

My brother, who roasts and sells coffee (check out the link's below), owns an Espresso maker and wanted a tamper for it for Christmas. So here's one I made. I got the metal base from an online coffee supply store. It's Black Walnut with Oak. His website: War Eagle Coffee His Facebook Page...

Wanted to show this video I did on the PSI coffee scoops. They seem to be a pretty good quality Item. How to build a Coffee Scoop (component kit build) - YouTube

I finished these two coffee bean pens today. Turning coffee bean blanks makes wood and acrylics seem easy. I went nice and slow, turning between centers. Once I got a little overly aggressive and WHAM!, the blank cracked. I managed to glue it back together and you can barely see the crack, but I...

My wife is avid coffee drinker, so I decided to try my hand at a coffee bean blank. I thought a Black Palm blank I had would be a good match. I've never turned either of these before. Both turned out to be quite a challenge, but CA glue stabilization and a light touch won out in the end...

Hey, I wonder if you can give some help - its my first time casting coffee beans. Basically I am using a 6" copper tube (1" diameter) with a stopper at one end. Tonight I measured the amount of PR that I would need by loading the pipe with beans and measuring the amount of water it took to fill...

I'm looking for someone who'd be willing to cast a coffee bean bottle stopper blank. This would be used to turn a handle for an espresso tamper (used to press grounds down before brewing). See example below. It's kind of an unusual request, but I think it might be a unique gift for my wife who...