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 just got a Sage Bambino Plus and the Timemore Bricks 01s as my first espresso setup. Couldn't be happier.

For a little over $200, the Timemore Bricks 01S is tough to beat. I was skeptical of it at first based on other reviews but It offers excellent grind consistency, precise adjustments for espresso, and a premium all-metal build that feels like a much more expensive grinder. It’s compact, easy to use,

Manual grinder for espresso? Absolutely not. I mean you can, but the first time will be the last time. Your chocie of espresso machine is a pretty good choice for space-saving setup. Maybe check out Timemore Bricks 01S, it takes less real estate than a DF64/54—costs way less but is very capable of r

Eu acho que esses moedores são todos cópia do projeto Timemore C2 e C3, apesar de não usar as mesmas mós, que da Timemore são patenteadas (S2C). Vai ter menos fines, a partícula vai ser cortada de modo diferente e tal, mas pra vc sentir diferença mesma é só mudando pra um moedor de geometria diferen

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

Very cool. I’m wondering why you’re saying it’s just “okay”? I have a Timemore Bricks 01s and I really like it

Tem a linha CMax da Timemore que tem capacidade maior (mas acho que não chega a 50g). Aí tem a cópia dos Timemore que é esse iCoffee. Não é exatamente cópia pq as mós (ou lâminas pra vc melhor entender) são diferentes. Pessoal fala bem. Pessoalmente nunca testei, mas tenho um Timemore C3 há 4 anos e

Really enjoying my Timemore Bricks 01s. It feels heavy and well built, compact, and grinds coffee really well. I mainly use it for espresso and would say it does a way better job than the barista pro grinder. I was skeptical because people said it didn’t grind fine enough for espresso but that’s not

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