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Weiss started using bottomless portafilters when they first became popular and noticed the inconsistent pour. He deduced good distribution was important to even extraction, and many grinders at the time produced clumps. This made it difficult to distribute grounds for an even bed.So, he started using a needle to stir the grounds (he also used a yogurt cup with the bottom cut out as a dosing funnel!). The method worked and he shared it on the Home Barista forum in 2005; you can find his original post here. The F FINEC Espresso Coffee Stirrer is another WDT tool with a wooden handle and self-aligning stand on the list. Along with traditional style and craftsmanship, it improves each Espresso shot’s quality. Less waste — Uneven espresso distribution leads to uneven extraction, which means some grounds haven’t been fully used. WDT tool can evenly distribute the grounds, which reduces waste and maximizes yield. The textured sides and sturdy weight from its all-metal design provide a great hand feel and easy grip. Grooved to grip your fingers, they also are non-slip for those fast-paced days. Making unfalsifiable claims is a way to leave the realm of rational discourse, departing from science without even a tip of the hat. Here’s a definition of unfalsifiability:

GURUDAR has used walnut wood to make its ergonomic handle. The wood is strong and long-lasting. Moreover, the handle’s shape is very comfortable to provide you with a sturdy grip. Its dual-head feature helps to make Espresso brewing easy and consistent. A device like this can assist in pulling a perfect Espresso shot each time.The diameter of each pin is 0.4 mm. They smoothly go through the coffee ground and break up clumps. Some distribution tools have 4 at the base, and others have 3 angled or V-shaped slopes. It is a choice or preference, and the design does not particularly impact the use of the tool. 5. Warranty If subjective (taste) analysis is too inaccurate and measuring extraction is meaningless, then we’re left with a tool that’s supposed to do something but there’s no way to figure out if it does it. The only other claim made is that they reduce channeling, and I’m yet to see data on that too. It offers an excellent and uniform extraction if paired with a good coffee distribution technique. The distribution methods will not significantly improve the grind uniformity, roast, or coffee quality. However, it still has an impact on extraction quality and avoids channelling.

To cover a larger surface, the base of this 58mm WDT tool has a perfect diameter. Besides, you can adjust the base’s depth using a simple screw mechanism. This feature is very effective for different doses of ground and sizes of portafilters. I know there are hundreds if not thousands of people out there that would love to know if espresso distribution tools are actually effective. Many of them have probably already spent hundreds on a tool to figure it out for themselves. If each of those people chipped in a small sum of money to the cause, we’d be able to devote time to: Made from precision machined stainless steel and inlaid with your choice of American hardwoods, or a fully coated industrial grade teflon.John Weiss is a retired computer science professor, a biochemistry Ph.D., and an espresso enthusiast. He never worked in the coffee industry even though his name is part of one of the most common acronyms in our industry. Improved espresso flavor — WDT tools ensure you extract a full range of flavors from the grounds. You get better clarity, complexity, and coffee depth. Essentially, you’ll notice all the nuances of your beans. A 1 year or more warranty is an added benefit that should be considered when buying distribution tools. The Best Espresso Distribution Tools Moreover, you never have to worry about bending its needles. Because of this uniqueness, it is widely popular among Baristas. Commercial and ‘prosumer’ grinders generally include features designed to break up large clumps and distribute the coffee more evenly into the basket, directly from the grinder. While some grinders achieve this more effectively than others, it was generally thought to make the WDT unnecessary. For this reason, and also because of the time it adds to the workflow, the WDT is very rarely used by professional baristas.

The tool is designed to distribute hand pressure equally. Its wide and flat surface also covers a large area of the portafilter that fits a coffee distribution tool 58mm. This luxury brand manufactures premium quality coffee accessories. They produce three different sizes of coffee distributors, including 51mm, 53mm, and 58.3mm. With an espresso tamp, you’re essentially taking it from a pile of loose ‘dosed’ grounds and turning it into a tightly compressed cake inside of the portafilter basket.The leveler eradicates the tamping inconsistency factor and makes every shot as consistent as the next. This makes the leveler the perfect choice for busy cafes where baristas skill levels may differ. The Best of Both Worlds? The most compelling evidence for the efficacy of WDT is reduction in channelling,” Scott says. “When you use WDT well, you cannot only see a decrease in channelling but all else being equal, your shots should flow a little slower, which is a side effect of decreased channelling.” A barista during a typical shift will pull hundreds of shots of espresso. One of the fundamental skills needed by a barista to pull a decent shot is to evenly distribute and compress freshly ground coffee inside of the portafilter. Diameter: 58.5mm (fits ims & vst baskets)Material: Stainless steel (Centre part)
Anodized aluminium (Adjuster) Mr. Jeon is the owner operator of the progressive Gabae Mihon coffee bar in Seoul. He was an early admirer of the well known OCD tool and the core concepts behind it. However, he had ideas to push the concept further.