Magnetic Dosing Funnel for Eureka Mignon
A magnetic dosing funnel for 58 mm portafilter baskets, for grinding under a Eureka Mignon. A groove underneath nests the basket's rolled lip, nine magnets sealed inside hold it in place, and a dip at the front passes under the grinder's chute. Matte black PLA.
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A funnel for 58 mm baskets under the Eureka Mignon
This Eureka Mignon dosing funnel sits on a 58 mm portafilter basket while you grind into it. A curved groove underneath nests the basket's rolled lip, and the Ø59 mm bore leads the grounds into the basket.
Nine Ø3 × 3 mm magnets are sealed in during the print, so the surface is clean, with nothing glued. The outside wall has 48 soft flutes.
How it fits
One smooth dip at the front of the funnel passes under the grinder's chute, about 4 mm clear of it. The funnel is made for 58 mm portafilter baskets only and needs no tools and no modification to the grinder.
Materials and care
The funnel is 3D printed in matte black PLA, and like any 3D printed part it shows fine layer lines on its surface.
PLA softens with heat, so wash it by hand in lukewarm water with mild dish soap and keep it out of the dishwasher.
What's in the box
- 1 × magnetic dosing funnel, 58 mm
The portafilter, the grinder and anything else shown in the photos are not included.
Fits these machines
Specifications
Sizes and fit
- Fits
- 58 mm portafilter baskets, for grinding under a Eureka Mignon
Build
- Material
- Matte black PLA, 3D printed
Extras
- Funnel
- Ø72 × 19.7 mm
- Bore
- Ø59 mm
- Seating
- Curved groove underneath for the basket's rolled lip
- Magnets
- 9 × Ø3 × 3 mm, sealed inside
- Front
- One dip, about 4 mm clear of the grinder's chute
- Outside wall
- 48 soft flutes
- Care
- Hand wash in lukewarm water with mild dish soap, not dishwasher safe
- Brand
- Black Tamp
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