Bricks 01S

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

timemore bricks 01s, a bit over half of your budget. Tinny sound and having it running before throwing the beans in means a change to the habits i grew using the niche zero. Gives a very solid feel nonetheless. Contrary to other reports, grinds perfectly fine for my espresso - that's using 49mm euro

I have had the Mignon Manuale for about a year now. I loved it when I first got it but now I merely like it a lot. It gives very good results but I think it is a bit noisy. Retention is low, results are consistent, but the grind adjustment wheel is tiny and unsatisfactory. However I am now in love w

Ah sucks to hear that. Currently using the Timemore Bricks 01S as a dedicated decaf grinder and it’s been great so far - thought that the bigger brothers may be better. I have heard common complaints of the reassembly, but thought maybe I’d close an eye for it. Though from Lance’s streams, they may

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

I totally agree with this. Even with my two low priced grinders using the same beans and the same recipe I can taste a difference between my Eureka flat burr and my newly purchased Timemore Bricks 01s grinder, to the extent that I am starting to buy different beans deliberately targeted for use with