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A new one has arrived. On the roaster in cool evening light On the L1-P lever espresso machine On the table

Beans that didn't make the cut and leftover grinds can still be useful. If I grond a little too much, I dump some on the mound and the color difference tells me something about the roast. Beans that were either roasted too light, too dark or not deeply enough are chucked in the box where they are pleasantly aromatic for the room. A mountain of grinds Treasure chest of discarded beans

Utrecht, 15 June 2016 A brief impression of the small trade show for lab technology business in the Utrecht Jaarbeurs convention center. 

Impressions of the Coffee-Tech FZ-94 lab coffee roaster. It works beautifully with the (free) Artisan software (see https://github.com/artisan-roaster-scope/artisan ) by Marko Luther. For Coffee-Tech, see http://www.coffee-tech.com . Filmed and edited by Roemer Overdiep with the Sony A7SII camera from Carina Molier. YouTube version:

The Torrefattore FZ94 pro lab coffee roaster and Artisan   At the Artisan head quarters, we try a setup with the Torrefattore FZ94 pro lab roaster. For the software used, see https://github.com/artisan-roaster-scope/artisan and for the FZ94, see http://www.coffee-tech.com/products/shop-roasters/fz-94/ Youtube version: Connector used for our 230V socket :

Tije de Jong, Jan van der Weel and I are thinking of a small simple affordable-for-all fluid bed home roaster for coffee. This is a first new prototype. Video by Jan van der Weel Also see: http://www.byleew.nl/coffee/little-fluid-bed-roaster/