Gen 2

I've had the DF64 gen 2 for a few years (original burrs) and not had any issues with clogging whatsoever. I do spritz the beans before grinding which I feel also helps reduce static/retention, and pump the bellows lightly while grinding to prevent retention from building up. I also pump the bellows

Df64 gen 2 is the go. Comes with metal cup already. Barely any retention with the bellows. Doesn’t make a mess at all with new electrode setup. No need to spritz beans unless you’re maybe doing pour over grind.

Kommt glaube ich sehr auf deine Bohnen an. Je öfter der Wechsel und je heller die Röstung umso mehr Probleme wirst du mit dem SSGP bekommen. Ich meine der SSGP ist auch relativ unkonstant in den Bezügen, aber das wirst du ja eher beurteilen können. Die DF hat natürlich im Verhältnis quasi null Totra

I keep seeing these posts about clogging or static on the 54. I've got a df64 gen 2, do these have similar issues? I haven't noticed any clogging, and the bellows help with reducing retained grounds. Is this an option OP?

I have loved my df64 gen 2 regardless of what everyone else says. No retention no fuss just align the burrs and it’s been a workhorse daily for like 2 years. It’s pretty cheap all things considered.

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

I have a DF64 Gen 2 upgraded w SSP burrs. The base unit was USD 400 a few years ago when it first came out. It's good for what it is and the cost. Gets the job done and I used the savings to upgrade the burrs. It's not winning any design awards, noisy, static grounds on the spout, retention is just

DF64 Gen 2 here. I freeze my beans in 19.5g lots (using medical grade test tubes) when they reach peak (around 8-10 days depending on the bean). 19.5g goes in and I always get 19.4g or 19.5g out. Plus I love the industrial look of the thing!

I know people have strong opinions on it, but I am very happy with my DF64 gen 2. Excellent range so you can grind fine(r) even for very light roasts/hard beans. And the bellows blow retained grounds out like a charm.