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The Normcore WDT V2 is a professional-grade espresso distribution tool featuring 9 ultra-fine 0.3mm stainless steel needles and an anodized aluminum magnetic handle. Designed to break up clumps and evenly distribute coffee grounds, it ensures consistent extraction and richer espresso flavor. Durable, rust-resistant materials and ergonomic design make it a must-have for home and cafe baristas seeking flawless espresso shots every time.










| ASIN | B09V1B152R |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #55,972 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #73 in Espresso Hand Tampers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (636) |
| Date First Available | May 27, 2020 |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Item model number | V2 |
| Manufacturer | Normcore |
| Product Dimensions | 1.1 x 1.1 x 3.4 inches |
C**A
Loved the spare needle things
Distributes the coffee well. Don't be dumb like me and drop that thing on the floor though. The needle things are super soft and easy to bend, but really hard to make them even again. Good thing, that it comes with spare ones 😅 Great tool overall
H**O
Great Design and Perfect for Even Extraction
This WDT tool is well-designed and works perfectly for breaking up clumps and evenly distributing grounds in the portafilter. The needles have the right thickness to move through the coffee without creating channels, and the fit is ideal for my 53.3mm basket. It feels durable, easy to use, and makes a noticeable difference in shot consistency. For the price, it’s excellent value for money and a must-have tool for espresso prep.
E**S
Slightly different product but it works well
I saw that Normcore has at least two versions of the wdt tool and I thought I was buying one with straight pins. That is what is shown in the picture. However I got the version where the pins flair outwards. The thing still works well and is built well, so it gets five stars. I just point out that the picture is not accurate because, for my setup, it would have been easier to store a took with straight pins.
R**B
Great Tool For Espresso Grounds
Sturdy tool to break up your espresso grounds. Possibly a bit pricey for what it does and due to the fact that sometimes the needles become misaligned. They do provide you with extra though in case anything happens and each needle can be individually changed out.
M**.
Don’t hesitate! Just get it.
This WDT tool makes a significant difference when I extract my espresso shot. It helps me break up the clumps and ensure an even extraction.
D**A
Awesome functionality
Worked beautifully. Exactly as advertised. Came with extra needles which is a nice touch. It’s been a game changer for my espresso.
K**.
Great quality and a joy to use
The feel of this tool is very nice and a joy to use.
A**R
Does its job well
Works great. Declumps and levels the output of my Mazzer Mini. Bottomless portafilter and espresso flaver confirm no channelling most all the time-95% or better. I store it in a shot glass; effective, if inelegant.
K**I
Wunderbar in Verbindung mit meiner Sage Barista Touch Impress
C**U
Nice tool to break up clumps in your coffee. It helps making your coffee come out smoother but, don’t expect drastic results.
S**K
I own 2 other similar WDT tools and the Normcore is easily the best: better thought out and made while being similarly priced. Nice attention to detail in its design from the flat top handle for easy storage, the magnet inside the handle for more storage options, and the base unscrews for easy needle replacement or pattern customization from the default 3x3 arrangement. Mechanical tolerances seem tight as the tool never came unscrewed on its own and the needles fit inside the housing tightly without any wiggle or wobble. The needle length gives me about 5 mm of clearance with 18 grams of grounds in the portafilter basket and there are no poorly cut tips on them. It's nice that Normcore includes several replacement needles and 2 metal stickers so you could store the tool under cabinets. The 0.3 mm needle thickness is thinner than with my other tools but I find they cut through more effectively in my medium roast coffees though YMMV. Extraction consistency is probably better though it's hard to say for certain as espresso is already finnicky to begin with, definitely no worse than my other WDT tools in this regard. There's still a tendency for the grounds to get pushed vs. cut through so I might try removing some of the needles to see if that helps. The needles are thin and will bend more under aggressive use (they do spring back though) so time and care should be taken to avoid permanently warping the needles. While the metal handle isn't awkward or uncomfortable to hold, either a rubber grip or hexagonal/octagonal shape with edges would improve the grip. I've been pretty happy with this tool for the month that I've owned it. If you're considering your first WDT tool or even an upgrade, I definitely recommend the Normcore.
J**A
Me gusto, dude porque el precio no es económico para la función que realiza sin embargo no me arrepiento y lo veo como inversión y ayuda para mejorar el expreso. Esta nueva versión se monta con imán a la superficie donde pegues el metal que te adjuntan, me hubiera gustado mejor un soporte de base a este pues en caso de cambiar de ubicación tendrías que ver como desprender la lámina.
K**R
Good