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Blueprint Helm — Burr Grinder Exploded View Print (Coffee Bar Wall Art) — Vellum — Framed
$89.00
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Same drawing, currently viewing drafting vellum.
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Matte posterArchival giclée, ships rolledFrom $29.00
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Same drawing, currently viewing the framed print.
Description
An exploded-assembly diagram of a conical burr grinder — burrs, hopper, adjustment collar and drive shaft laid out in order. Rendered in the Vellum colorway on matte fine-art paper in a black wood frame, printed to order at 300 DPI with a full engineering title block (DWG No., scale, REV).
For the grind-obsessed home barista. Museum-grade materials and fade-resistant inks. Ships in protective packaging — damaged-in-transit reprints are free.
Sizes: 12x16, 16x24, 20x30 in. Part of the Blueprint Helm Espresso collection. Technical art for people who love how things work.
Why it looks right up close
Drawn like the originals.
Linework
Redrawn as vector linework at print resolution — correct lineweights, real dimension callouts, crisp at any size.
Palettes
Cyanotype blue, drafting vellum, or ink on white. Matched across the whole set so pieces hang together.
Title block
Every print carries its own drawing number, scale and revision mark, the way a real working drawing does.
Source
Expired US patents and period technical illustration, redrawn from scratch. Not a filter over a stock photo.
This format
- Frame
- Solid wood, slim black profile, acrylite front
- Sizes
- 12×16 in through 20×30 in
- Ships
- Assembled with hanging hardware fitted
Ordering
- Made to order
- Printed one at a time after you order. Production takes 2–5 business days.
- Transit
- Checkout shows the delivery estimate for your address. Tracking emailed.
- Shipping
- Free in the U.S. on orders over $75.
- If it arrives damaged
- Send one photo within 14 days and it is reprinted and reshipped free. No forms.
Before you hang it
Further reading
- Coffee bar wall art
Building a wall around the machine you actually own.
- How a patent drawing is made
The rules a draftsman worked to, and why the lines look like that.
- Wall art for a remote workspace
Hanging something behind a desk you sit at all day.


