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I've been messaging some of the Alibaba suppliers about these and I found one who's willing to do a group buy. Would be $289 + shipping if we can get 9 more buyers.
Any interest?
Any interest?
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Good stuff! Yeah I got your Reddit reply.
We need 5 more buyers.
I reached out to the mods about breaking this off into its own thread. Just waiting for a reply. I'm not sure the rules about this.
We need 5 more buyers.
I reached out to the mods about breaking this off into its own thread. Just waiting for a reply. I'm not sure the rules about this.
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DF64 back on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Popular-Househol ... 265&sr=8-2
https://www.amazon.com/Popular-Househol ... 265&sr=8-2
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I'd be interested (in Victoria).Smihalik wrote:Good stuff! Yeah I got your Reddit reply.
We need 5 more buyers.
I reached out to the mods about breaking this off into its own thread. Just waiting for a reply. I'm not sure the rules about this.
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Got my DF64 about a month ago. Since then I've pulled dozens of shots with fresh dark roast beans between the range of mark 8 and 12. It seems that my sweet spot is around 10, which is what I started out with. However, I've read somewhere that people go down to 5 or less for espresso. This makes me wonder what everyone's dialed in range is. I am using the factory setting without re-aligning the burrs.
Here's a picture of the grinder (with new font for the numbering ) and a dialed in shot. Very happy with the purchase.
Here's a picture of the grinder (with new font for the numbering ) and a dialed in shot. Very happy with the purchase.
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sohiroshi wrote:Got my DF64 about a month ago. Since then I've pulled dozens of shots with fresh dark roast beans between the range of mark 8 and 12. It seems that my sweet spot is around 10, which is what I started out with. However, I've read somewhere that people go down to 5 or less for espresso. This makes me wonder what everyone's dialed in range is. I am using the factory setting without re-aligning the burrs.
Here's a picture of the grinder (with new font for the numbering ) and a dialed in shot. Very happy with the purchase.
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Grind settings are very subjective. They vary a lot depending on coffees, machines, baskets, doses, environment, etc.
I doubt you'd ever need to go that close to 0 point with dark roasts and "normal" doses. 10 sure seems within a normal espresso range.
Congrats on your recent purchase!
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I just received mine and the scale may be placed differently. I'm around 15 with a med-dark decaf from Caffe Lusso and 20 with a med-dark from Nossa.
Probably only 1kg has gone through it so far.
Probably only 1kg has gone through it so far.
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Roast level and age plays a factor. Lighter roasts need to go finer. I have factory burrs and I aligned the burrs myself (but the factory alignment was pretty good) right now I'm grinding at 0. (Burr touch is somewhere below zero) but the coffee has aged a bit, when it was fresh it was closer to 3 or 4. It's a medium-light roast. If I went coarser the shots were too fast and sour. I could go finer too but instead I'm playing with different profiles to compensate.sohiroshi wrote:Got my DF64 about a month ago. Since then I've pulled dozens of shots with fresh dark roast beans between the range of mark 8 and 12. It seems that my sweet spot is around 10, which is what I started out with. However, I've read somewhere that people go down to 5 or less for espresso. This makes me wonder what everyone's dialed in range is. I am using the factory setting without re-aligning the burrs.
Here's a picture of the grinder (with new font for the numbering ) and a dialed in shot. Very happy with the purchase.
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Dark roasts have more fines because they are more brittle and they also make higher resistant pucks so you don't need to grind as fine with them.
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If you pm me your email I can send a PayPal invoice. I ordered a few extras if anyone else wants it. They should be ready to ship in about 20 days.mwynne wrote:I'd be interested (in Victoria).