I guess that's why I wrote "like it can still happen on rare occasions". On the other hand, there are reviewers that have had difficulty making their 220v units stall even at cold starts with light roasts. It seems that anything below a medium roast at 600rpm will stall on 120v units. Fine and even sometimes med-fine grinds like

And slow motion{video}

Here you go. I hope it helps. This is from a 1998 SJ. This one was actually dropped but appears to be working fine. I will be recording my other SJ with Cast burrs a bit later too. That one was never dropped. Or at least it doesn't appear to be dropped. The slight green stuff is

{video}I popped the top off one of my Vs and took a video. This grinder is performing flawlessly but you get to decide if it's similar to yours or if yours is worse. Do you have any issues with grind consistency? BTW the Duo does the same thing

Hi all ! I never bothered to much for dialing in since now, because I was using exclusively an hand grinder. But I just bought an electric one, and didn't want to waste coffee while testing and calibrating my things, so I had an idea : why not keeping "sink shots" and make some coffee syrup with

I thought Rabbit Hole was one of the pricey but good roasters, though I have never ordered from them. Didn't James Hoffman even have a bag of their Chinese coffees in one of his videos? I received a 900g bag of Escape's Diamant (black Friday deal on large bags). The lime really comes through and it gave

I'll record a video of my Mazzer SJ in slow motion. Any frame rate or speed you are looking for? My other question is, have you tried using it for espresso and what were the results?

I wish that were true. U have 2x DF64Vs. I've tested them, not with a view to trying to make it stall although I don't see anything wrong with doing that. It's a grinder that is made in such a way that it will stall and there is a cut out switch to prevent damage when it stalls. Unlike the

This one: {link} Greetings from another guy in Chicago : )

Selling my well-seasoned, lightly-used SSP 98mm Brew burrset with red speed coating. Those burrs took a while to break in, it took about ~40lbs of seasoning before they really started to shine. After that, they've had about ~15lbs of beans through them. Asking $500 including shipping to the lower 48 states, I can also ship abroad at the buyer's cost