Aergrind: compact coffee grinder by Knock (Kickstarter) - Page 30
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had mine for two days now. using w/ the flair.Cardboardgeorge wrote:Just joined the party so much better than the porlex!
anyone find a preferable setting? i'm finding the finest i can go before it stalls is 1:10. i've taken it as coarsely as 2:4.
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What was the problem with the handle? Mine had the knob screw off, but I was able to screw it back on just by creating enough friction with the knob against the handle. I then backed off a few turns and used Loctite. Been fine since!rogersta wrote:Reached out to Knock and was told they were sending some replacement parts to their USA dealer (Prima) a while back. Prima told me they did not receive any handles. Tried reaching back out to Knock several times and have received no reply. I assume they could not be bothered in the hassle of providing a replacement part. Anyone have one they would like to part ways with?
I assume the knob can be pried open to get access to the pivot/bearing, but I couldn't for a spudger in and forcing friction solved the problem.
Scraping away (slowly) at the tyranny of biases and dogma.
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Best setting for V60 seems to be 3.2, so espresso should be in the neighbourhood of 1.6, they are usually in a 1/2 ratio for all manual grinders I have.
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How do you know when the grinder is at the zero point as I dont want to fully lock the burrs incase of damage, am I just being paranoid? Someone please enlighten me!
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The burrs damage occurs if you force turning when locked.
Just touching the burrs does not damage them.
So feel free to adjust them until they lock, note the setting as zero, then release until move freely, at least half turn. If they still rub after one full turn, I would consider unacceptable miss-align and return for service.
Just touching the burrs does not damage them.
So feel free to adjust them until they lock, note the setting as zero, then release until move freely, at least half turn. If they still rub after one full turn, I would consider unacceptable miss-align and return for service.
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With the Portaspresso I'm at 1.3 - 1.4 with normal beans (light to medium roasts) and down to 1.1 with decafequedadoii wrote:had mine for two days now. using w/ the flair.
anyone find a preferable setting? i'm finding the finest i can go before it stalls is 1:10. i've taken it as coarsely as 2:4.
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After numerous emails I have been told that a first generation handle is not avail. Can anyone be so kind as to provide me the dimensions of their handle so I can try and reproduce one?
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Hi,
Does anybody know the diameter of the drive shaft? Is the Aergrind metric?
Thanks,
Klaus
Does anybody know the diameter of the drive shaft? Is the Aergrind metric?
Thanks,
Klaus
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I bought an Aergrind from Knock. Great grinder, no problems getting response from company.jpender wrote:What's the value of a warranty from a company that you can't contact?