Gen 2

Okay, know that is probably entry level for espresso. Doesn't mean you can't get something good but it might not be a forever setup. Best advice is to make sure you're getting a good grinder as that's the more important of the two. There are a lot of options still, and as some of said it's probably

Yep. The DF64 Gen 2 is also amazing after two years of constant use for me. But careful saying that here the Euroids will lose their mind.

ngl i've been down this exact road with medium roast lattes. the niche zero is actually great for milk drinks since you don't need that ultra clarity - it gives you body and sweetness that cuts through milk really well. df64 gen 2 is solid too but you'll want the stock burrs not SSPs for your use ca

so, my budget solutions with Dedica were: - buy pre-ground coffee that is ok for Dedica's default pressurized (double-wall) basket, but not ok if you want to play with after-market unpressurized basket- buy at a coffee shop where they can grind you with their pro grinder what you want - it requires

Das unterschreib auch so! Ich lass mal eine Empfehlung zur Mühle da: DF64 Gen 2. Absolut geiles Teil. Preis/Leistungs Kracher, wirkt wirklich hochwertig (hat glaub ich ~7kg), kraftvoller Motor und das wichtigste: die hat flache 64mm Mahlscheiben, die sich dank des großen Einstellrads sehr (wiederhol

It's been a few weeks since your post so not sure what you ended up doing, but ​I felt your pain. I had a similar experience with constant clogging on my DF64 Gen 2 (even with a hot start and slow feeding), and eventually, the frustration just outweighed the cost of upgrading. The last straw was wak

That’s what I am debating between DF64 gen 2 with titanium burrs and this knowing there is a big price difference. I am just worried about the DF build quality and see issues on Reddit but don’t know if it’s just small sample size.

I've had the df64 gen 2 for about a year now. No real issues with it. Overall I'd say it's okay. Doesn't have a premium feel to it, but it costs 360 bucks. I RDT to help with static, but it will still accumulate over time. Retention is not an big issue with the bellows, but it's a crude solution for

The timemore will do just fine and the DF64 gen. 2 is also hugely improved. There aren’t really many quirks left with this one.

To be honest, for me the biggest reason is aesthetics. DF64v is slimmer and looks better next to my Zerno Z1. The other reason is easier chute cleaning as DF64v has magnetic attached outer chute cover, which makes the maintenance easier and less messy. DF64v gen3 has upgraded motor but I don’t feel