WDT Tool

Small WDT Tool, Big Difference

As enthusiastic home baristas, we are always looking for ways to improve our coffee.

So when I (Hugo) first used a WDT tool to make espresso, I was immediately convinced.

After grinding, you stir through the coffee with this tool (use a dosing ring to prevent spilling). This breaks up clumps and distributes the coffee perfectly before tamping. I was genuinely surprised by the impact this had on my espresso.

What bothered me, though, was the poor (often 3D-printed) quality and dangerously sharp needles found in many WDT tools. What I wanted was a tool that removed clumps—without the risk of accidental acupuncture. So we developed exactly that.

Our Design, Your Perfect WDT Tool

After a year of research, testing, and development, we are proud to present our WDT tool.

It’s carefully designed with the following features:

• Balanced needle thickness (0.35 mm), delicate yet sturdy
• Dulled tips to avoid scratching your filter basket
• Interchangeable needles with a spare set included
• Optional holder for easy storage
• Aluminium construction — far sturdier than plastic tools

Switching Needles Made Easy

Once your WDT tool arrives, simply unscrew it to insert the needles. Replacing them later works exactly the same way.

WDT Tool or Coffee Distributor?

Some home baristas use an espresso leveler after the WDT tool. Both are coffee distribution tools, but they work differently.

The key difference: A WDT tool distributes all the coffee inside the basket, while a coffee distributor focuses only on the top layer — ideal for creating an even surface before tamping.

Do you have any questions about this product or want to know anything else? Feel free to send us a message — Jasper & Hugo are always happy to help! 👋