Poor Man's SWORKS WDT Tool
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This is a WDT tool used for distributing espresso grounds in a portafilter. It is inspired by the SWORKS WDT Tool.
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I found many WDT tools to be too skinny, or to have straight tines, which results in an uncomfortable tool to use, and with straight tines, they tend to bend too much and end up pushing the espresso grounds around due to the tines “clumping” together, vs distributing them. I always thought the SWORKSDESIGN WDT tool addressed this nicely by providing an overall larger handle, and an outward rake to the tines.
I also did not like the traditional way of having to thread acupuncture needles through tiny printed holes, meaning you had to fuss about with settings, and potentially bend the needles when putting them in. This design addresses that issue by having a “cone” that is pulled in by a bolt, holding onto the wire wrapped portion of the needles, and holding them positively in place. This also has the added benefit of no rattling needles.
You will need:
- 30mm M3 bolt (preferred button head, also may be able to get away with 25mm)
- M3 nut
- 8 Acupuncture needles (I used 0.35mm x 75mm, cut down to my preferred length. may want to use 0.4mm)
Optional:
- a 2x10mm magnet to put in the base
To assemble, I prefer to just put all the needles into the section where the cone will sit, then put the cone in, loosely install the bolt and nut, and slowly work the needles into their slots.