Mignon Libra

Mine clogged again this morning. No amount of brushing, RDT, slow feeding, etc made an any difference. Still clogs every 5ish uses. Just wondering if it’ll clog every morning made me anxious. After 6 weeks of frustration I bit the bullet and ordered a Eureka Mignon Libra to replace it that arrives t

I went with a Profitec Go and Eureka Mignon grinder and feel like I made a great entry without needing to upgrade any time soon. For me, PID was a must to reduce sources of frustration and thereby Profitec Go (on discount) was most sensible if I wasn't going to add it myself on a silvia or gaggia. W

This might be an unpopular opinion on this sub, but my experience the DF54 isn't all that great. At around €250, it undeniably offers strong value for money. That said, good value doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a great grinder overall.I ordered one about a month ago as a way to downsize from my Mazze

The grinder is the most important thing, more than the machine. But good ones are expensive. There are many recommended here, but I always recommend Eureka Mignons for their heavy, commercial look, reliability, and overall good grind. But they have a very big range of models. A Zero is cheapest for

I use a Mignon Libra. Works great for me!

As a comment above, think what you expect from coffee. Flat burr - for light and medium roast Conical burr - for dark roast For DF64 if you pick gen 2.5 you are covered. Also in same price rand you can buy: eureka - zero 65 AP, single dose, pro; df64 -> anything closer to this spec:~65mm burr and ze

Grind by Weight Mühle, zB Eureka Mignon Libra kombiniert mit einer fellow aiden oder Mokkamaster bringt wahrscheinlich top Kaffee hervor wenn die Bohnen auch entsprechend was taugen. Und der Aufwand ist fern von jeder Siebträger, Bohnen in den Hopper, gewünschte Menge auf Knopfdruck mahlen, in die K

Go back to drip coffee, get a grind by weight grinder, use good fresh beans The grinder will be expensive, but the weighing will cut down on time prepping. Eureka Mignon Libra 65 All Purpose, the larger burrs cost a little more, but are a lot faster, if time is not an issue the 55 model is available

My Libra’s chute gets some caking, but not quiiiite that much. Similar to you, no RDT or bellows. Do you live in a humid environment? It looks a bit worse than usual but overall within normal range for the Mignon line I think.

I have had the Eureka Mignon Libra 65 AP with the Move for over a year and have loved it. I’ve never used a single dose grinder to be honest, but I also have no desire to change anything. I really like the grind by weight feature and after using it this long, I feel like not having it now would be a