I'd say grind-by-weight is not necessary in this application; an on-demand (timed) grinder would work fine, and open up many more possibilities

Eureka Libra all day for that. Especially with the medium roast and milk. If you don't mind spending 3-4 times more and have the money, sure, go for the 65 GBW! In my opinion the Eureka still looks better, is quiet and takes way less space. I'm sure the 65GBW is a better grinder overall, but

I tried this and when I got to the checkout the only shipping country available was Taiwan

I'm not sure, but if you email the Out West Coffee folks I'm sure they can tell you...they know Breville stuff well. I did order this actuator from them recently. After seven years mine was looking pretty "bakey" so it was an easy R&R. Long ago I slipped a lock washer on that tiny screw, comes off easily the few

That, for me, rings only 1-bell - Mahlkonig E65S GBW!

I order natural Ethiopians regularly from Happy Mug and this is my mentality toward them. In my experience, the blueberry bomb flavor profile is rare and elusive, so I don't expect it regardless of the roaster's description. When I get it, it's an outlier, and I've gotten those stellar outliers more often from Happy Mug than others I've tried. So

There are stands that accommodate a scale under the drip tray. There's the "Sheldon drip tray" (which I use) and "3D prints" available as well. I prefer the under-slung scale options, as it keeps the scale isolated from any machine vibrations and out of the way of group flushes. {image}

....some of you appear to not be super jolly at all. At least not at the keyboard

What is your grind setting for seasoning? My guess is that since a finer grind has to grind "more per bean", you need less beans

I'd imagine Zerno and Lagom will be their direct competitor. It will be 64mm