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Handmade Poplar Wood Espresso Tamper
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$75.00
Overview
The Poplar Wood Espresso Tamper Handle stands out because of its comfortable and elegant shape. The curves fit nicely into the hand and will help reduce hand strain after repeated use. I have held a few tamper handles, and the shape and size of this one make it one of my favourite. More than the shape, I love the wood material of this handle. Wrapping your fingers around a piece of wood offers a more pleasing experience than metal or plastic. Additionally, because it was carved individually there will never be another espresso handle just like it in shape or size. These characteristics come together to make for a great tamp ready to help you pull great espresso shots.
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Handle and 58mm Flat Base:
Height: 3 1/4"Width: 2 5/16"
Weight: ~11.8 oz
Handle Only:
Height: 2 3/4"Width: 1 3/4"
Weight: ~1.3 oz
58mm Flat Base Only:
Height: 3/4"Width: 2 5/16"
Weight: ~10.5 oz
Brand
We are Prima Coffee Equipment, your guides to coffee geekdom. We love to try new coffees, test new gear, and teach others as we learn new things. Where we've seen gaps in the available barista tools and technology, we've sought to fill them as best we can, utilizing skilled, local craftsmen and American materials. From handmade espresso accessories to scale-compatible pour over stands to the first adjustable angle tamper, our sights are set on innovation and we're determined to bring you the best in coffee and espresso equipment.
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