Bricks 01S

You can get better than those for only a bit more. Eureka Mignon Manuale or Timemore Bricks 01S. I have both and they are good value. The Smart Grinder Pro has awful retention so mine is stored away ready to be given to a unsuspecting relative. Oh Dear, I checked on amz usa and it maybe the tarriff

I have no experience of the DF54, but I have seen a few different waves of disappointment threads for it. Stuff like static build up, clogging, and so on. I do have the Timemore Bricks 0!s. I bought it 2 or 3 months ago, at the ridiculously low price of 229 euros. At that time there were some concer

I have a Eureka Manuale. It is not my favourite grinder any more because I recently bought a Chinese made Timemore Bricks 01s conical burr machine very cheaply, but I shouldn't recommend an item until the 6 month's death watch is completed! I have had the Eureka for over a year now and it is solid a

I’m also interested in the Bricks 01S as a possible espresso + pourover “do it all” grinder, but I wouldn’t call it a proven long-term option yet compared to more established grinders. For espresso, I’d mainly look for: – whether it can grind fine enough consistently – how easy it is to make small a

uh that is concerning. I like the Bricks 01S because of its ease of use and its small footprint, but I am worried about the issue you described. I have been using a 1ZPresso manual grinder for the last 2 years with my GCP and I am thinking about upgrading to a small electric grinder I only do single

I just got the bricks 01s and I'm having the same issue when i tried it with medium roasts. Set to 0 but still not fine enough for espresso, fast and low pressure. I've reached out to timemore although I can't see a way to calibrate zero

What a coincidence! Check out my opinion of the Timemore Bricks 01S that I have just this minute posted. I like it a lot for espresso, and I also recommend the Eureka Mignon Manuale with single dos bellows that I also use on a daily basis. One is conical burr, the other is flat burr. Both are curren

The recently available Timemore Bricks 01s is extremely good value too. Mine cost 240 euros but someone else said that they only paid 150 dollars.

I use a non-pressurized basket with a bottomless portafilter and a 16g dose. You are correct on the microns (10 per click). I just found a short review that provides some specs and the RPM is 450, so yeah, definitely produces enough fines for a nice texture and body. Thanks for your input! Hopefully

Exactly. Upgrades can always be considered later, but what you have now, you can still make great coffee with. Pretty sure I’ve tasted fantastic espresso from a friend’s Bambino and I thought about it for a few days because of how good it was—and he was using the Timemore Bricks 01S grinder. My firs