X54

Best to invest in a commercial grinder. If you plan to just brew batch brews (which is weird way for a Michelin restaurant) best to get single dose grinder like the Mahlkonig SD64 or if the budget is forgiving, an EK43. The Mahlkonig X54 is okay but I believe it is best as an espresso grinder? I kno

Thanks for the detailed reply! I have a Mahlkonig X54 paired to my Micra and I’ve been pretty underwhelmed (performance and build quality), sounds like this is in another league though

Light roasted beans are very hard and not all grinders are fully capable to grind them for espressos. This is one of the reasons why I stopped using my Breville Barista Touch’s internal grinder and use a Mahlkonig X54. Grinding them coarser might solve your issue, but it may also mean that you won’t

Yes the df is great for the price and can have the burrs swapped. If you are looking at under 800 you have options. I agree with you on the Niche its good but pricey with tariffs. Some may say the femobook but I am not sold on it. If its espresso you want and not an all in one grinder I would look a

I have an ECM and the Mahlkonig x54, i wouldnt say my home is high volume per say, but im doing 2 coffees back to back multiple times a day (4-5+ coffees a day) ive been very happy with the x54, user friendly, feels super solid. grinds are consistent as well, i often find i can get away without doin

I‘m in the market for a new grinder. I’ve been researching and researching. They all have pros and cons and see many different opinions. I just wish I could see them in person to make up my own mind. I’ve looked at the Niche Zero, Eureka Specialita, Mahlkonig X54 and can’t decide. I want something t

Mahlkonig X54 is a good pairing