Moku Espresso Station — 5-Piece Barista Set
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Description
Bring your espresso bar onto the Moku rail
This five-piece set extends the Moku system straight to your coffee corner: five dedicated caddies for your tamper, WDT tool, brush, puck screens and portafilter tamping station.
Everything slots onto the Moku rail without tools, and sits in a tidy, slide-anywhere row next to your machine.
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The set
**Tamper Holder** Any tamper up to 59.75 mm
**Puck-Screen Holder** A stack of ~12 × 54 mm puck screens
**WDT Holder** A WDT tool up to 30 × 93 mm
**Brush Holder** The Breville Barista Pro cleaning brush 19.75 × 128 mm
**Tamping Station** A full portafilter dock: 64 bore, 61 mm deep, 51 spout well + drain channel
Print & slice
**Supports:** none — every part is designed to print support-free
**Material:** PLA or PETG; textured / wood filaments look great
**Layer height:** 0.2 mm · **Nozzle:** 0.4 mm
**Infill:** 10–15 %
**Print-ready**
- `moku_espresso_station.3mf` — one file, six plates:
- Plate 1: all five parts at once
- Plates 2–6: one part per plate for individual prints
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### Why this set?
Espresso prep involves five separate objects that all need to be *close* but *out of the way*: the tamper, the puck screen stack, the WDT tool, the cleaning brush, and a stable tamping surface. A cluttered counter is the enemy of a clean workflow. The Moku rail is already there — this set makes the obvious use of it.
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*Remix of "Moku – Modular Desk System – Base Rail" (model 1972778) by @SabreDesign & @Collecticraft. Published under the MakerWorld Exclusive License.*
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License
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