All of the sheet metal parts showed up in a nicely packed box yesterday.
The drip tray insert is just laser cut for the moment. I wanted to check it for the fit before paying for the custom tooling required to stamp the holes.
The drip tray itself is pretty much good to go like this. There is a slight difference in the finish at the corners where the discoloration from the welding was buffed out, but this is actually more visible in the photo than it is in reality.
The warming shelf - ready to go except for the system for retaining it in place.
The cup warmer rails.
The backsplash, ready to be installed.
... and the cover. This is the most difficult part of the lot because of the radiused corners at the back. Those have given me much pain both to model in cad and in finding a supplier able to make them.
A test fit of the cover and the drip tray...
... and, following a complete disassembly of the machine, a test fit of the the backsplash and cover.
The drip tray insert is just laser cut for the moment. I wanted to check it for the fit before paying for the custom tooling required to stamp the holes.
The drip tray itself is pretty much good to go like this. There is a slight difference in the finish at the corners where the discoloration from the welding was buffed out, but this is actually more visible in the photo than it is in reality.
The warming shelf - ready to go except for the system for retaining it in place.
The cup warmer rails.
The backsplash, ready to be installed.
... and the cover. This is the most difficult part of the lot because of the radiused corners at the back. Those have given me much pain both to model in cad and in finding a supplier able to make them.
A test fit of the cover and the drip tray...
... and, following a complete disassembly of the machine, a test fit of the the backsplash and cover.
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