Sculptor 064S

Timemore sculptor 064 or 064S. Slightly more expensive but auger fed and vertically mounted and overall nicer feel. I will say though, I thought my DF54 would be super ugly but it's surprisingly not that bad looking in person.

If you're using one grinder for espresso and pour over, I'd stay away from Eureka. Their biggest weakness is the turning dial, which is small and doesn't give you an indication of how many times you've rotated it. Going back and forth between espresso and pour over/drip would be annoying and harder

I can't say I know that this grinder is better than any other but when I decided to get an electric espresso grinder, after doing some research I settled on my Timemore Sculptor 064S for the following reasons: It's relatively affordable 64mm burr which means future burr upgrade is going to be possib

In the US, Breville/Sage Bambino Plus is sold in the sea salt color which is off-white. Hopefully you can find that in the EU. Pair it with a Timemore 064s grinder in white. it can also make a dead standard coffee That won't happen with any good quality semi-auto espresso machine. Make your parents

timemore sculptor 064s. £450 new from ebay. Why? on looks and cost. I like the design and the cost was good discount.

The obvious answer would be the DF64v, the DF64's slimmer and prettier sister. I'm not in love with the wooden block for the catch cup to sit on, it's weird that they didn't stick with the tried and true forks, but it's undeniably a lot closer to the sleek elegance of the lagom P64. The other 64mm f

not OP, but I also looked at Eureka Mignon vs Timemore Sculptor. I went with Timemore 064s because I preferred the design. It looks visually very pleasing and premium which imo is under-considered aspect as it's something you look at on counter daily. The magnetic catch cup feels very nice and snaps

I would remove the DF64 from the list unless you find it for like $300 and want to save money. In terms of the Turin/MiiCoffee grinders, for 64mm flat burrs, the Chinese manufacturing product lineup ranking is pretty much DF64V ~= CF64V >> DF64 > GF64 So then looking at just the 64mm grinders, the c

Thanks for your comment! Glad to hear that you are loving your Philos. It looks amazing, and I am envious of all who have it, but single dosing really is just not for me. I want a more streamlined workflow, and I know those who have Eureka Atom W65 say they just skip WDT completely, so that is such

The absolute best grinder I can recommend maxing out your budget is the Timemore Sculptor 064s if you usee yourself getting an espresso machine some time down the line. It's 550€ but I'm seeing it at a slight discount online, and you could find some used options. Great adjustability, very versatile