Mignon Notte

Group A I use a Eureka Mignon Notte. More on the Notte: I use it with a 3d printed grind size scale as the original stepless dial does not offer a clue about where it is. The retention is also a headache. Coffee grinds have gotten out of the chute area onto the circuit board, had great fun shaking t

I never even considered their grinders. I have a Stagg Corvo that still works and I like it. Electric kettle, I gave them a shot. But I never for a minute thought Fellow could make a good grinder. They still haven't in my opinion. Nice exterior design (which they contract out to a design outfit, e.g

Get a Eureka Mignon and you can continue to buy neat accessories from ARO. :) He makes great stuff! The aluminum hopper is so well built, and his setting dial has an aluminum faceplate and knob. His inclined stand is a magnetic masterpiece. I have the Mignon Notte (cheapest espresso capable model) f

Thanks for your pioneering spirit OP! It's so cool and functional on my Eureka Mignon Notte. Anyone need some links, here's the Amazon toggle switch and 1/2 inch drill bit I used. Both worked well. I drilled a small pilot hole first. You just take the top off like you're cleaning the burrs (screw is