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This tamper guide makes your ground coffee flat, so earth can stay round! It is a really tight fit on the tamper, so no screws needed. Print it on PLA or PETG. No support needed! (The inside of the model ends in a cone, so you can print…
A little piece to move the pressure gauge to the head of your Robot. No gauge disassembly needed! The attached STL is for a 8 mm screw with 12 mm head, although the FreeCAD source would allow easy modifications. Some Robots are known to…
Update: Nov 2026 : I added a 2.7mm thick clip for single arm use; and then two 1.3mm clips for use on both arms. (some like it symmetrical). Use enough walls/perimeters so they are solid. Recommend using PETG for longevity. Note: Each…
Printing worked the best with the threads upwards.
See V2 for most recent version of this The Cafelat Robot is a great manual espresso maker. Some complain that the stark metal ends are hard on the hands when pulling down with 9 bars of pressure. Robot “Mittens” have been one accessory…
The stock 58mm Umikot works well with the Cafelat Robot - all except the stand. The Robot's deep basket requires longer needles than a typical portafilter basket. This deeper stand will allow you to store the Umikot with those longer…
A scale pad for Cafelat Robot with a place to mount a shot mirror. I used this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09YRJH57H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 but anything with a base diameter 35mm or less would fit just…
This is a stand for the G3061 PD65W heat plate (the white thing in the middle) for using it with the Cafelat Robot. It securely holds the heat plate under the piston and has a opening on the bottom to store the heat plate when not in use.…
The stock Robot portafilter handle is chromed metal without much heft. This design pads it out a bit and makes it easier to hold. The top has a slight indention for your thumb. My original design for this was held together with tiny…
While using the Cafelat Robot there are times when you'd like the arms to stay in the up position without needing to use a hand. This design does this while staying relatively unobtrusive and small. These were printed in PETG as a bit of…
This is a leveling tool to be used with the original tamper of Cafelat Robot espresso machine. I've measured my tamper and the handle diameter is 26.3mm. I believe all tampers have the same dimensions, but you can check yours to make…
This is an upgrade to my older ‘mittens’ for the Cafelat manual espresso machine “Robot”. The original version used snaps that tended to come apart, over time, when 9 bar of pressure was applied to the handles. This version of the mittens…
This is a resized lower body component for the spirographic WDT tool, making the tool compatible with the portafilter on the Cafelat Robot. You need to print all components from the original design, except the lower body, and follow the…
I liked the idea of an “arms up” print, but didn't want to have to deal with buying magnets, dialing in tension, or a part that I have to take in and out. My solution fits in the “armpit” gap. Raise the arms and slide back to lock them…
V02 - Updated the angle for the screw hole to make it 90° with the angle of the grinder, and made the bracket a bit longer to compensate with the new angle. - A simple bracket for the DF64 grinder to grind the coffee beans directly into…
I created this because I disagree with the other Robot builds that suggest downsizing the 58mm Umikot to 94%, I want my as much of my bed as possible whisked. To this end, build the standard 58mm Umikot at 100%, and print this, it will…
Cafelat Robot base with inset for the BOOKOO Themis mini coffee scale. Allows the scale to sit flush with the top of the base. Bottom holes allow for drainage or more easily removing the scale. Updated V2 model includes a notch in the…
This adapter screws into a 1Zpresso JX Pro grinder and allows you to slide in the Cafelat Robot basket and grind directly into it. Project from : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4840975
Uses 3x M3x10mm (screws and heat-set inserts. Slot has a little extra clearance in it, which allows you to get a perfect fit by melting a little blob of filament or hot glue into the gap. Perfectly snug with no rattle, no reliance on…
This is a tiny part for Cafelat Robot espresso machine. It is used to move the original pressure gauge from the robot arms (which is visible from the front) to the top of the machine, so user can see the pressure from above the machine.…
This is an accessory for the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker. It is used to hold the arms up when attaching the portafilter: Here is a link to the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker: https://www.cafelatstore.com/products/robotpowdercoating The CAD…
Something to keep those arms from dropping. Designed just enough so you can raise the arms a bit and remove the print, while raised enough to attach the basket without any friction. Print Settings Infill: 15% Filament material: PETG…
Full load of files below for a one stop shop to print everything needed for the Umikot 58mm for Cafelat Robot bundle. The files attached are for the Umikot 58mm - Upper (30mm needle handles)
An alternative to the original base plate of the Cafelat Robot with the following changes: - flatter center profile for increased filter basket and scale clearance - leveled bottom surface for accurate scale readings - flush-mounted base…
Large tamper designed for the Cafelat Robot basket. It is designed so that if an 18g dose is put in the basket, it should just reach the top when completely tamped, and be leveled. Uploaded two versions, a snug one that will give a better…
It's just a very simple connection piece to make it easier to get the ground coffee from the Niche Zero cup into the Cafelat Robot or Gaggia Classic basket.
This tamper is designed to tamp the screen directly into the puck. Place the screen on top of the loose coffee grounds in the basket, then use this to tamp the stack. The file has internal holes in the top, which should increase strength.…
It is important to note that I printed the Umikot as per the tips in the model linked below (i.e. for Cafelat Robot use Umikot's No Tab options, scale all Umikot parts to 94% on the X and Y axis, and leave Z axis scaling unchanged; the…
The rifled bottom of the Cafelat Robot doesn't work well with scales. This pad is intended to fix that issue by providing a flat and steady surface for scales.
Rev 2: Updated model to have 10mm taller ribs for leveling/stability. Increased base thickness for a better feel. This is a self-leveling tamper with a vented center hole to clear the dispersion screen tab. The vent should prevent issues…
A slightly modified funnel for dosing from kinu grinder (m47 in my case) into a cafelat robot basket. I, very slightly, decreased the outer diameter of the portafilter-end (from 58 to 57.65) to ensure a fit with my Cafelat Robot basket. I…
Noticed that the levelling tamper is super easy to disassemble, so I figured it'd be fun to switch out the POM handle for whatever you wanted. The outer diameter of 57.9 fit pretty much exactly the same as the original handle, but I…
Simple paper filter holder that snaps on easily onto the upper body of the robot. For a perfect fit then have a look at the parameters made available using FreeCAD's spreadsheet functionality. Print settings I used Layer height: 0.28…
I made this to keep all my accessories together. Compatible accessories Cafelat Robot official tamper Cafelat Robot official Portafilter Cafelat Robot official Screen 1ZPresso JX Wacaco K-95 Exagram Duralex 4-1/4-Ounce Tumbler To assemble…
I love the small tamper that comes with the Cafelat Robot, but did not like how the top was hollow. I found it uncomfortable if I really wanted to tamp something down hard. I designed this little insert in FreeCAD to make it a bit more…
57.9mm in diameter. Adjust scale according to your printer accuracy. Inserting printed tamper into heated basket can help to adjust slightly oversized print.
I love my Cafelat Robot, but I like to be able to push down on the arms from above, and then I can't see the pressure gauge. There are other solutions I've seen that involve mounting the gauge on the body of the robot, but I wasn't crazy…
This is a spacer to raise the Cafelat Robot basket so that it fits better under a coffee grinder (in my case a Timemore Sculptor 064s) to reduce coffee grounds falling outside of the basket. The spacer has a height of 35.5 mm and raises…
Cafelat Robot base with a cutout to allow for taller cups and mugs. Inspired a bit by the open base on Flair models. Uses the original factory screws and rubber foot/ring. No additional hardware needed. Model includes built-in support…
A filter holder and cover for Cafelat Robot filters. Inspired by an old favorite. (IYKYK)
It has 2 variants: One with a flat top and another with a harlekin embossed on top to make it look less boring and a bit painful to use.
This is an accessory for the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker. It is used to make the arms more comfortable when pulling a shot: Here is a link to the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker: https://www.cafelatstore.com/products/robotpowdercoating The…
My version of a Cafelat Robot Portafilter Starseeker grinder stand. I went with a hexagon shape as a contrast to the included round catch cup and the rectangular grinder body. I originally copied the lip of the Cafelat portafilter holder…
Here is a new base for the Niche Zero with an adjusted height and diameter so that the Cafelat Robot basket fits perfectly and it is closer to the chute.
Guide pour garantir la verticalité du tasseur du Cafelat Robot
Inaspired by @Crab I tried his version and found a few things I wanted to change. Since he didn't provide any STEP files, I had to create my own from scratch. I initially used standard magnets, but later switched to N52 magnets, and…
My coffee gear was scattered all over the place, so I decided to design this station to organize my setup. It has made my daily espresso workflow so much easier and cleaner! Basically it is a compact version of an espresso station to…
slim-profile leg extension for the Cafelat Robot . It raises the base by the height you choose, providing essential extra clearance for taller cups and thicker espresso scales while maintaining a sleek, minimalist look that complements…
I liked the idea of an “arms up” print, but didn't want to have to deal with buying magnets, dialing in tension, or a part that I have to take in and out. My solution fits in the “armpit” gap. Raise the arms and slide back to lock them…
My version of a Cafelat Robot Portafilter Starseeker grinder stand. I went with a hexagon shape as a contrast to the included round catch cup and the rectangular grinder body. I originally copied the lip of the Cafelat portafilter holder…
This is an accessory for the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker. It is used to make the arms more comfortable when pulling a shot: Here is a link to the Cafelat Robot Espresso Maker: https://www.cafelatstore.com/products/robotpowdercoating The…
