Koffee_Kosmo Maiden roast of Gouly's roaster 700 grams of Colombian Bachue 18 [attachimg=1] Great results to second crack [attachimg=2] And the chaff collection works as it should [attachimg=3]
Koffee_Kosmo Brett H wrote: Kudos Gouly on the new roaster. As always Paul... We are in awe of your talents. My hope for this thread is to inspire others to build a KKTO roaster YES - Some DIY skills are needed however once built, one will have a great roaster design that will just roast beautifully thousands of times for its maker KK
Trooper Thanks Derrilex, Paul did a fantastic job, ^-^ I hope one day, I can roast coffee 1/4 as good as he can. :🙂
Koffee_Kosmo Gouly wrote: Thanks Derrilex, Paul did a fantastic job, ^-^ I hope one day, I can roast coffee 1/4 as good as he can. :🙂 You don't need to do anything - just let the roaster do the job Easy - just load green beans and cool beans when done Then enjoy KK
derrilex Saw it in action today. Goes very nicely despite and older element type TO. A new halogen unit and Gouly will be roasting like a, well, trooper 😃
Trooper Yes very impressive, I am like a little kid with a new toy, I can't stop looking at it. Thanks for your valued information today derrilex. What was that brand of halogen cooker again thanks. :question:
Koffee_Kosmo Gouly wrote: Yes very impressive, I am like a little kid with a new toy, I can't stop looking at it. Thanks for your valued information today derrilex. What was that brand of halogen cooker again thanks. :question: Not sure if you will find this brand Highlander You can also get well priced Turbo ovens at - Homeart Aldi Online from various vendors They are mostly halogen and shine a light on the roast when it cycles on KK
Koffee_Kosmo I have started another KKTO build & Bean Cooler for an enthusiast Today I completed the cooler I used a 13 lt bucket as the HELLER brand exhaust fan fitted snugly Holes drilled for exhaust and opposite the power cord entry [attachimg=1] I used a wash basin and cut the bottom out for the sift unit to fit into it [attachimg=2] The fully assembled unit [attachimg=3] During the build I will post photos as it's happening as there will be a few small changes with the base and I will make a wire type agitator KK
eggbert Where's the sift unit from KK, and what is it made out of? Looks a bit plasticy - is it alright with beans in contact at 200C+ temps? Cheers.
Koffee_Kosmo eggbert wrote: Where's the sift unit from KK, and what is it made out of? Looks a bit plasticy - is it alright with beans in contact at 200C+ temps? Cheers. All from bunnings The perforated section is a hard plastic seed or soil sift I an pretty sure it will be OK for heat and if not the design lends itself to interchange just about any metal colander type if required KK
eggbert Thanks. Might get around to sorting my bean cooler out again one day and it is always good to get inspiration from successful projects here
Koffee_Kosmo eggbert wrote: Thanks. Might get around to sorting my bean cooler out again one day and it is always good to get inspiration from successful projects here With that in mind I have given the new owner two options By inserting a stainless steel ring and using the left over colander insert from the pot set I came up with this [attachimg=1] [attachimg=2] KK
lukemc KK Where did you find the pot set? I've been looking for one on and off since last year to get into a KKTO. is there any chance your making them to order again 😉
Koffee_Kosmo lukemc wrote: KK Where did you find the pot set? I've been looking for one on and off since last year to get into a KKTO. is there any chance your making them to order again 😉 Yes I have enough parts to make a few more This pot set was supplied by the owner However they come up from time to time on Gumtree and eBay I will post photos of the next build just completed later tonight KK
lukemc I'll keep scouring and if I find a set I'll get in the begging line to convince you to build one 🙂
