Looking for a Coffee Roaster

Mister Moo · 02-04-2009, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox

about 3-4 pounds

For a pound/wk or more I'd definitely be thinking SCCO which, by the way, is not hardly the best roaster-learning device.

Fumes · 02-04-2009, 09:34 PM

I used an IRoast-2 for almost two years with no mechanical problems, aside from the time I dropped the top that holds the chaff collector and cracked it. (Replacement cost 15 bucks.) My routine was to grab a cigar and retreat into the garage about three times a week. The small capacity is the major drawback, but it got me into the garage for a smoke on a regular basis, so I can't complain.

Air roasters are great learning devices, though the noise of the IRoar takes a little getting used to.

02-04-2009, 09:34 PM	#2
Fumes Not So Memorious Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Tom Posts: 205 Trading: (0)	Re: Looking for a Coffee Roaster I used an IRoast-2 for almost two years with no mechanical problems, aside from the time I dropped the top that holds the chaff collector and cracked it. (Replacement cost 15 bucks.) My routine was to grab a cigar and retreat into the garage about three times a week. The small capacity is the major drawback, but it got me into the garage for a smoke on a regular basis, so I can't complain. Air roasters are great learning devices, though the noise of the IRoar takes a little getting used to. __________________ It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues. -A. Lincoln

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