What does hyperaligned mean and how is it measured? Does this concern machining tolerances or mounted burr runout measured by deflection gauge? I am quite confused by the idea that only small, boutique manufacturers can produce well aligned grinders. Perhaps big manufacturers haven't focused on it, but I'd bet that they're the ones that can scale up production

I agree, I have both out side by side on the bench right now and I struggle to find a reason to use the ode over the 078

I want to know if there is a way to connect the solder points left behind after the timer/dose dial fell off. (I don't use it anyway) It became detached after mounting screw fell out that held it to the circuit board. I would appreciate any advice. Fanks

Thank you for your explanation but I was just wondering if I need to calibrate it to zero before I start using the grinder If it's factory calibrated I don't hv to, I'm a bit OCD, I must complete this procedure before using

Is it possible to get one of you, to show it on a diagram of the machine? Which it's about

I recommend the Profitec drive, it has the auto on function, so you don't hv to wait for the heat up time

Thanks!

When looking at my Artisan profile or the one shown in the video by Rob Dionne, it can be a challenge because we have similar but not identical roasters to yours. I'm guessing that he has a double walled drum similar to yours. Also, I'm using 100% air from the outset, Rob is using 40%. 40% on his may be

Like the internal components (the spring and such)?

Hey, thank you! I have the shorter one on the bottom, the thicker stemmed (and slightly shorter of the two longer) valve in the middle and the thinner one on top. Fairly certain they are where they need to be, but worth a shot! The update is that after having put the original pieces back in (again), the