OEM vs. third party grinder burrs - Page 3
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Having personally used a set of SJ knockoff burrs, IMHO, there is no comparison. At least in my case, OEM burrs are far, far, superior in quality.
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+1cafeIKE wrote:What Ken said.
I didn't realize how much more the Major's burr set cost compared to the SJ set till I checked.
I hope the OP's Major is as good as advertised.
- RapidCoffee
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Major burrs are only $10 more than SJ burrs at CC. A Major is like a SJ on steroids. They are both excellent grinders.IMAWriter wrote:I didn't realize how much more the Major's burr set cost compared to the SJ set till I checked.
I hope the OP's Major is as good as advertised.
Try pricing Robur burrs sometime. Talk about sticker shock.
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Funny, I forget where I saw them, but they were like $79 or something, I can get an OEM SJ set from Owen/Phaelon for much less. Chris as well.
Maybe I misread.
Maybe I misread.
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I saw burrs for the Major as high as $85. I bought mine from CC for $49. The $85 was for knock offs and the $49 was for OEM parts... go figure.
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Maybe someone can answer the mystery of my SJ Knockoff Duramill burrs I bought from Owen (since he never replied to my email). Here is the picture of what I have...notice the angle of the intermediate grind area, compared to the bean crushing stage:
Here is a picture of some OEM Duramills Dan posted a while back:
Note the intermediate grind angle is generally parallel to the bean crushing cut.
My thought was...is there a three phase SJ and are the burrs in the first photo for those?
Here is a picture of some OEM Duramills Dan posted a while back:
Note the intermediate grind angle is generally parallel to the bean crushing cut.
My thought was...is there a three phase SJ and are the burrs in the first photo for those?