Viktor Yashtylov Time Is Endless Brass Tamper

This is, honestly, the most impressive tamper I've yet seen. As far as materials go, it is in fact a real, and very solid brass casting, with a nice, reassuring heft to it. The screw-out tool, an affair with a triangular cross-section which allows it to work as a dottle pick, bowl-scraper, and even a ridged file for especially stubborn cake, is no different - solid brass through and through. The only bit on this whole piece that isn't brass is the insert the tool threads into, which only serves to make things more convenient, as brass-on-brass threading does tend to bind up easily. As for the casting details, they are simply excellent - every tooth of the myriad of gears making up its clockwork relief can be seen quite clearly, and there's even a face gear motif decorating the base of the tool's threading, matching that at the end of the tamper itself (now that's attention to detail in design).