More damit USE IT ALREADY AND DAB OUT LOL
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:pop::pop::pop::pop::pop::pop::pop::pop: Im watching , what you gunna press first

Grilled cheese. All this unboxing builds up an appetite, the plates heat independently to up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, and there's 8,000 pounds of pressure. Seriously, you can make a sandwich in this thing in like 10 seconds. Panini's? Gettouttatown.

DId you pass out from all the goodness? lol

Passed out from the second panini. Too much food. See above post.

Hurry the Eff up dude, what are you some kind of Rosin Press guy? :eyebrows:

:muahaha:

Rosin Press and panini guy! :hump:

Alright, so are a few shots of the walls coming down!

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It's packed very well, the foam is very rigid and I don't see how this could really shift around a lot during transit. That's a metal strap holding it in.

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My entourage waiting patiently:

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Ever seen the movie Short Circuit? I'm naming this thing Johnny 5.

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That short red hose attaches to the pressure regulator and to your air compressor (I'll get into that more in detail later.)

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And here is she is! In all of her glory! (no contraband was found in the crate by the way, see above posts for reference lol.)

I give you front, back, side to side (I said front back side to side!)

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Massive 4 inch by 8 inch plates that heat independently up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. The top plate is fixed to the unit and the bottom plate is attached to the ram.

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Plates from the left!

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Plates from the right!

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Plates from the middle!

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Seriously look at the size of these plates!

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:rofl:

This tube below attaches to the guts inside the press and the other end of the tube attaches to the pressure regulator.

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Power cord:

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And some electrical information on the back:
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Here's the front of the press and the controls:

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This is a push-button latch to get inside the machine:
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The knob on the left is the tension control for how fast/quickly the bottom arm/ram moves up and down.
There's the middle red Emergency Stop just in case dangly bits get caught in the press or the panini smells like it's burning.
And of course the red on/off switch.
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There are two control sets, the left set controls the top plate temperature and the LENGTH of time that the press stays together.
The right set controls ONLY the bottom plate temperature, although it will still let you set the length of time for the press (but it doesn't do anything.)
It was incredibly easy to set the temps and press time on this. I'll go through it here in a bit!

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Let's take a peek inside!

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You can see the guts and the big ram in there. It's VERY clean and VERY tidy cabling job.
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On the back of the machine, there's a mounting spot for the pressure regulator which I'll show some pics of here soon:

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