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

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.

Hello, I just received my DF64 Gen 2 and I’m having the same issue. At first I thought it was stuck coffee, but it’s actually the burrs—the zero point goes out of calibration every time I grind a few beans. It even shifts just by pressing the bellows to clear out the remaining grounds. I think it’s

I just started using my DF64 Gen 2 and I’m having the same issue. It seems the wavy metal piece inside, which acts as a spring, isn’t very good, and the zero point shifts easily—even just by tapping the bellows. I haven’t found a solution so far Recién estrene mi df65 gen2 y me pasa igual, parece qu

I just had my df64 gen 1 die after 3 years of service. The threads bound up and the collar needed to be cut off to salvage the burrs. My roommate has the fellow opus gen 1. I would say that for espresso the fellow opus gen 1 was entirely incapable of anything lighter than a darker medium roast. The