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WEBER WORKSHOPS Blind Shaker

Name: WEBER WORKSHOPS Blind Shaker
Brand: Weber Workshops
SKU: WW-SHAKER-OX
Price: 139.0 CAD
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SHAKE IT UP!

Built for 58mm baskets, the Blind Shaker grinds redistribution tool is perfectly engineered to help baristas reduce static, decrease channeling, and increase extraction yield on every shot. Loved by shop, competition, and home baristas alike, the Weber Workshops Blind Shaker uses a proprietary process to create a polished-smooth interior that resists grounds sticking.
- Available in Silver or Onyx colourways
- Made from anodized aluminum and finished with a proprietary process to polish-smooth all interior surfaces to prevent grounds sticking
Use to help reduce static, decrease channeling, and increase extraction yield on every espresso shot. It also cleans up the workflow and keeps the powder off of the countertop.

Clean with warm water and a cloth only. NEVER clean in a dishwasher or with any abrasive or harsh chemicals.

Great quality but so much static. I think about .1g is left is stuck to the sides every time.

No more wdt!

Give it a shake and into the basket the coffee goes. Higher % extractions and no more wdt (okay maybe a little to get the top perfect before tamping).

Great shaker but go with black

There's no argument on the quality of Weber's shaker. However, I recommend going with the black color because silver makes the remaining grounds very apparent on the surface, and doesn't look great IMO.

Don't go with knockoffs

There's a reason why Weber's shaker is a few times more expensive than cheap knockoffs. Almost no grounds stick to the inner side, which is a dealbreaker with other shakers.