I will look up that and see if its affordable for me at this time

Yes thanks man

Yes there is the Pietro - Amazing grinder but not cheap

That's a semi-philosophical question. I personally target a delicious cup of coffee with my prep. This journey begins with the beans I buy and roast. Some beans produce serial god-shots with what looks like underdosed baskets while others give the same result with overdosing. That's unfortunately the varying milage of the bean and prep. I have access to what

It's baffling to me how (and why) Niche has such a strong following. OP has a budget for a proper grinder, let them have one. Niche has shaken the market because no other cheap alternatives were available, not because it was delivering good results in the cup. Now that there are other options, I don't understand why would

I would grind by weight and use the right size basket for that weight. There should also be less waste by doing so as well

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Hi, I have been playing around with mostly blends for a while. Hayes Valley, Red Bird, Hairbender, etc. I want to try some Single Origin coffee to brew as espresso. Any suggestion and tips for pulling the shot?

Handheld flat burr grinder Has anyone tried to build one Does this still exist

When filling my portafilter, which do you feel is more important. Filling it to overflowing and leveling it off, or getting the exact weight? I'm using a 3cup 21g basket, but 21g leaves a fair amount of room in it