Unknown Grinder (half HG one, half Versalab?)
- Maxwell Mooney
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looks very DIY. would be awesome if someone were to put together a kit for us home tinkerers to put together ourselves and save a bunch of money.
- UltramaticOrange
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The t-slotted extruded aluminum is a Tell-tale sign of DIY. Yeah, motorized HG One is a safe bet.
If your tiny coffee is so great, then why don't you drink more of it?
- bostonbuzz
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I wonder how he got the HG-one guys to give him a "beehive". Super jealous. To make it look good, now he needs to versalab it and connect with a TOOTHED belt and a multi-bearing shaft. Otherwise, I'd mount it on the wall next to an ES-2 or faema. OR, IN a cabinet with the burrs hanging out the bottom!
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- Maxwell Mooney (original poster)
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I realize the way I worded my first post may have implied it belongs to Cole McBride. I don't believe it does, he spoke of it in a way that seemed like he was merely using another person's grinder.
Either way, pretty cool! Not sure how he got it from the HG-one guys, if he did. Pretty jealous, regardless!
Either way, pretty cool! Not sure how he got it from the HG-one guys, if he did. Pretty jealous, regardless!
"Coffee is evidence of Divine Grace, flavored coffee evidence of the Fall" -Kevin Hall
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- tekomino
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Its actually very likely that HG-One guys are developing motorized grinder. It would only make sense and is something I would be willing to bet on
- Maxwell Mooney (original poster)
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That's kinda what my original intuition was, Tekomino. Guess we'll just have to see!
"Coffee is evidence of Divine Grace, flavored coffee evidence of the Fall" -Kevin Hall
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- diggi
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They'd have to have changed their tune. I remember them posting here that they weren't interested in a motorized version, indicating the hand grinding was an important ecological aspect (or something like that) of the project. Of course always nice to keep the competition guessing.....tekomino wrote:Its actually very likely that HG-One guys are developing motorized grinder. It would only make sense and is something I would be willing to bet on
- bostonbuzz
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You should change the title to: "The grinder that everyone who doesn't want an HG-one wants". (hint hint hint)
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- Bob_McBob
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I suspect it is also the grinder a lot of people who pre-ordered the HG-One want. I would certainly pay more for a motorized version. I am only willing to use a hand grinder because single dosing the K10 with thorough bumping and brushing is just as time-consuming.
Chris