Matias Iturbides’ Strad espresso maker is interesting for a couple reasons. First its a coffee maker that is OSHWA Certified open source hardware. Second, it is completely manual, no electronics!
Licensed under Creative Commons terms, this coffee maker respects your right to tinker even as it delivers your morning espresso shot.
Web developer and journalist Matias Iturbides is branching out into mechanical engineering with the Strad — a certified open-hardware mechanical espresso maker, released for all to build and with no electronics required.
Espresso making requires a lot more than just the machine. Make sure your grind is right with John Park’s Coffee Detonator, and get precise ratio with Jan Goolsbey Clue Coffee Scale!
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