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An excellent distribution method will enable an even extraction. The best thing about this is that there’s a ceiling. There is a maximum to the evenness provided by a distribution method (namely, perfectly even). So obviously, we should be chasing that maximum. WDT tools are used to spread the coffee out and have two major components: a handle and needles or a base.

This stirrer has stainless steel connection cap to hold its needles tightly. Besides, the needles are made of 304 stainless steel for ensuring durability and safety. They will never get bent while stirring. The tool is designed to distribute hand pressure equally. Its wide and flat surface also covers a large area of the portafilter that fits a coffee distribution tool 58mm.

This tool comes with a self-aligning stand with a weighted bottom and catch tray. You can easily store the tool between uses and keep your space tidy. 3. MORILS WDT Espresso Tool

You will be surprised since applying this tool improves the quality of Espresso dramatically. It breaks up any lump in the coffee ground and prevents over or under extraction. As you can see, a WDT tool can be a game-changer for your espresso extraction and can make all the difference when it comes to getting a consistent brew every time! This method is super clean, super fast and my personal favourite. I’m predicting (and hoping) that it’ll will win the experiment. It’s what I use every day, and a method that I’ve prescribed to many, many espresso bars around the world. I’m also totally happy to be proven wrong. This project is as much about learning for you as it is for me! These methods were even studied, and it was concluded that the deep WDT is more effective compared to the other two methods. Shallow WDT is still effective at distributing grounds evenly if your grinder already does a good job of preventing clumping. What To Look For In A WDT Cleanliness and wastage is also minimal if you’re disciplined; though can be difficult when trying to push coffee right to the edges as some will inevitably fall out.

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Take dose for example. The doses for single shots and double shots have only increased over the years. Double shots, for instance, started at a dose of around 12 grams, and now reach up to as much as 19 grams. The ways in which we can prepare an espresso, too, have grown more complex, taking into account ratios, yield, and total dissolved solids. Well, the same can be said of tamping.

This is another double-headed coffee distribution tool after Crema that you can consider. It can add a top-notch touch to your brewed espresso. With this leveler tamper, every shot from your Breville will be richer and fuller. After evaluating and trying out the results offered by these tools, these tools topped the chart in our opinion (paid links): To cover a larger surface, the base of this 58mm WDT tool has a perfect diameter. Besides, you can adjust the base’s depth using a simple screw mechanism. This feature is very effective for different doses of ground and sizes of portafilters. All these tools enable easy distribution techniques prior to tamping. This practice is highly imperative, even though it just takes a few seconds. Many home baristas think that gently tapping or pressing the coffee will remove the air bubbles or gaps created, but this is not the case.Fins and the adjustable coffee leveler on these tools work in a circular motion and level out all the coffee in the portafilter when put inside it. All you need to do is put the tool inside the filter and spin it gently (without applying any pressure) for 10-15 seconds. You can unscrew the bottom of the tool, and swap the needles if you break them, or you want to explore different pin sizes. The tool comes with a full set of .3 mm and one set of .4 mm. It’s your choice which ones you use. I personally love the .4 mm set more, but to each their own.