I do own an A8 and molested it, after that I put an Spout from a shop grinder on it and an slider aka Versalab M3, only my own version of it. I do use this in my Coffee-trailer, all single dosing and works great for me. {image} {image} {image}

Your Avatar? Mahlkoenig enthusiast?!, The post van Bas was complete and full of information about these great grinders, on the Dutch Fora there are several followers of the different types, Bas is almost an Grinder Guru, Bought an lot of different grinders just for the Knowhow!

The upgrade I did perform with the K30 was 350 euro all included! If I could make an upgrade to the Biggy for 800 euro, I'l go for it!

So? I did have an mk30 se and upgraded this to a vario, with the vario grindchamber, the vario knob I engineered myself, it did works exact as the Vario, I have a good reason to think that this the same motor because the power of this motor is overdimensioned, powerwise

Nobody have any thoughts, that only the grindchamber could be upgraded in the old K30? the engine in the K30 looks to have enough power. Or did the MK Guys made a complete new grinder? The inside off an K30 is big enough

The only picture I have seen is of the cute LabraDoodle, nice colorcombination!

I will have the Rok grinder from the first 300 and the upgrade to ceramic, I also do have 2 Rok (Presso) coffee-makers, its an Must have for this nice working on the road espresso-makers, these are the better choice for a good coffee from A to B !! Size is not everything or always better.

Het is zo simpel / It's so simple! Follow the pictures, beware of the 2 front screws one is a few mm shorter this is the one that goes at the lower part of the sightglass. {image} {image} {image} {image} {link}

Its not only the top but also the grind chamber is different

Hello, I have some simple solutions for the bean-popping, a simple plastic container from artificial sweetener see pics. and made several versions showing the last two. Also a cheap solution for the slippery belt issue; this is too simple to be true just an few inches of fiber-reinforced tape wound ...