Just downloaded footage from my secret webcam in the kitchen of @"DavecUK"#1 only to discover that he's been holding out on us! Cmon Dave, spill the beans (not the coffee ones) on this geourgeous looking leva. [URL=https://i.imgur.com/Y7e0uuz.jpg][IMG]https://i.imgur.com/Y7e0uuz.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

For this machine it's one of the first made, and I am doing an Engineering review on it for Antonio (the creator) as a favour, so I can't really comment at this stage. But I can post photos….and say that the Paddle levers on this are very basic beta ones….so that area is still in the design melting pot.

needs to be 50mm shorter for a uk work top haha i believe this is a commercial focsed machine?

I love the look of these sorts of lever machines, but they really need to at least try to make them a bit more compact in design. They're either lacking in that area of expertise or they don't care… A more compact design would look like a much better centre piece in a kitchen (and take less space in a commercial setting), rather than protruding till the near edge. The size distracts from the elegance of it.

Certainly a looker. I'm sure we will all look forward to your thoughts when you are able to comment.

@"Cuprajake"#p10000 no it's for the home market

@"Cuprajake"#p10000 from the nurri website https://www.nurri.coffee/portfolio-item/nurri-leva-sa-machine/ L-TYPE LEVA S.A. is a professional machine. Yes. But it is designed for those who want to enjoy quality espresso at home, making it with the same passion and competence of a professional bartender.

@"tompoland"#p10004 I like how they stuck Patent Pending on everything 🤣 a bit unprofessional.

@"Sham"#p10001 I agree when it comes to similar sized Levers that require external plumbing or flojet type arrangement. But the Nurri is dual boiler and plumbing is optional. Still, I agree that it's a lot for a normal kitchen. I like the footprint on the Decent for example.

Powder coated version. Wow. [URL=https://i.imgur.com/7uFzqtw.jpg][IMG]https://i.imgur.com/7uFzqtw.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

@"tompoland"#p10007 In that case they should have either decreased tank sizes and utilised quicker water heating technology (I'm sure there's loads of options from other industry's) or started with a more wide design but I guess that would've cost too much R&D time. One way to think of it is that they won't lose customers if its small, but they will lose customers if its too big. It does look pretty nice though.

Nurri Leva S.A.

chlorox

I know hedrick isn’t the most popular blogger on this forum but here is his review on the nurri which shows him making two shots on it without any music so that gives some idea on the noise level etc.

Here is a video by Simon which shows the nurri lever being used by him.

Cuprajake

chlorox having owning a nurri, did Lance get anything wrong with his info on the nurri?

dfk41

Cuprajake did Lance get anything wrong

Yes, he tried to sing…..someone really needs to tell him! Morning Jake, cannot sleep either!

chlorox

Cuprajake
I just realised that i accidentally replied to your question in the host milan thread instead! Anyway what I posted was that I don’t recall seeing anything that I would disagree with in his video but I should re watch it again more carefully.

chlorox

dfk41
I suppose it reflects his personality so if it makes his videos more interesting and as long as it doesn’t distract from his presentation, it can be a plus point…however I can see though that it may be off-putting to some so they may find the more matter of fact style of eg the coffee chronicler preferable….

Cuprajake

It just seems to be a running thing that’s all, that generally there is some miss information that usually only a user of said item would know, I know this has been the case on the Vostok he had and a few other instances, I forget directly, I’m totally jaded by the whole industry.

JonWoo187

Honestly don’t see why anyone should be bothered by typical noise from grinders, vibe pumps, etc. They are mechanical devices performing a given function and will make some noise in the process. I’ve seen some complaints on various forums over hand grinders being ‘noisy’, lmao…
Disclaimer… I lost all hearing 5 yrs ago and would never be bothered by any noise at any level, so be glad you can still hear

Cuprajake

yeah but some people are particular, or have traits of adhd and things like this annoy,

me personally i can hear phone chargers wine, hate listening to people chewing etx

JonWoo187

Cuprajake I can understand that as before my hearing loss I had exceptional hearing and actually complained about it affecting my sleep as the slightest disturbance would keep me awake constantly. Swear I could hear a gnat fart 100 feet away, bwahaha… Of course now I seriously miss hearing pretty much anything.

DavecUK

Something I saw at Antonio’s stand

dfk41

DavecUK In the top picture I can see two chocolate sponge cakes in tins. Is this the first multipurpose coffeemachine/oven idea Dave?

chlorox

Was that an engine originally and which was retrofitted into becoming part of a coffee machine? It would definitely be a conversation starter in any gathering…

DavecUK

chlorox Was that an engine originally and which was retrofitted into becoming part of a coffee machine?

It looked like a BMW 1250cc boxer engine to me. I’m not sure how much worked But there were definitely 2 ring groups attached to the bottom of the cylinders and a couple of steam wands. In the cylinders, there would have been space for 2 small steam boilers, so presumably it worked and the addition of the fuel tanks containing water and the pump. Yeah, I would imagine it worked.

Eiffel

I’m a bit puzzled by all the radiators which are meant to evacuate heat… They make a lot of sense too cool down an engine, but would result in an inefficient heater / coffee machine boile IMO.🤔

DavecUK

Eiffel I’m sure it’s just an exhibition centerpiece.

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