CoyoteOldMan
Sorry, too late, but thank you for the wishes, Coyote :)
CoyoteOldMan Well… while the ACS machine has an 8 kg counterweight, the overall weight of both is similar, so there must be some additional weighting going on in the Nurri - the other components are pretty similar in size and weight, after all. Again, one plus point (group height clearance) which is missing from all published information; it “seems so” from the photos, but only a user (you) can confirm it.
There’s no ballast or counterweight in the Nurri. It weights what it weights because of the materials used. Also keep in mind that it has a big rotary pump
CoyoteOldMan In fact, from the photos, it seems to have 2 - but again, there is no information on what they measure. The one on the left is clearly group pressure. I assume the one on the right is for steam/service boiler pressure, considering the scale and the fact that it doesn’t seem to move when pulling a shot.
Left gauge - Group pressure
Right gauge - Steam pressure
CoyoteOldMan Where did you get this information and the rest, including the use of CAD to design the structure? Just to be clear, I’m not doubting your word; I’m just trying to find out as much info as I can, be it on English, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch or German forums… or any other language! Google search is not my friend, in this case. Again - thanks for posting, this is very useful for me in the current “undecided” situation, but it’s also going to be useful to others researching the machine.
Information comes from Antonio Nurri itself. I did a lot of research and I asked Antonio a million questions before purchasing the machine.
Yes, google search is not your friend, nor mine in this case :) There’s no user information (until now), that’s why I went straight to the source.
I have another video. I suppose some of you have already seen it. But here it is.