Sculptor 078S

I love my 078s. My tips are: Get a magnetic pointer for the grind dial. It's impossible to get repeatable adjustments without it. Check that you can get burr chirp somewhere between 0 and 1.0. If there is no chirp at 0, or you get chirp at a number greater than 1.0, then move the zero point pin. My

I can't comment on the others (other than that I'd consider the reviews of the X64 SD to be much worse than "meh"), but I can say that I love my 064s (and also my 078s). I've never had problems with burrs stuck in the hopper, popcorning or clogging with either grinder. My only concern about Timemore

I love my 078s. My tips are: Get a magnetic pointer for the grind dial. It's impossible to get repeatable adjustments without it. Check that you can get burr chirp somewhere between 0 and 1.0. If there is no chirp at 0, or you get chirp at a number greater than 1.0, then move the zero point pin. My

Are there upcoming grinders that I should be aware of? seems like new grinders market is evolving very fast since I last looked at it. The Motto 80 is being developed by Bookoo (the company that makes coffee scales), not much info out there but promises 80mm burrs with a full feature set for a "chea

I love my 078s. Some tips are: Get a magnetic pointer for the grind dial. It's impossible to get repeatable adjustments without it. If you can't grind fine enough, move the zero point pin one (or more if necessary) hole in the counter-clockwise direction to grind finer. If you get burr chirp as you

I would go with a Df64v also available in a gen2. It takes up less space. For those who mentioned 064s, I have a Timemore 078s, which I got at kickstarter price. I love it, but I don’t recommend any Timemore Sculptor if you want easy access to burrs for cleaning, or ever plan to swap burrs. Also, I