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I'm wondering if the wood base can be replaced with another wood. I'm assuming it's just laying in there, but has magnets?
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Have you tried the Peyronie blend to fix that?Hugonl28 wrote:Thanks for the link to the image, I didn't know that one yet, very encouraging that they take shaft straightness so seriously! Ok so that dramatically improves my confidence in the KEY. Very sad my original HG-One has a bent shaft, makes it unusable actually. Otherwise it would be an excellent grinder and I wouldn't be looking for an upgrade, since it's awesome in every usability aspect: zero retention, fast grinding, stepless adjustment, awesome burrs. Might start looking for a replacement shaft..
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This is precisely why I backed out of my crowd funding order months ago, don't trust the long shaft design. I hope it works for everyone who got one though, I just would be constantly doubting whether the shaft is centered/straight or not!Hugonl28 wrote: I think the long shaft of this grinder's design is a weak point, it exaggerates any milling error, making it very difficult to get the lower burr turning exactly centered.
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My Key finally arrived tonight. Original date was Monday, but customs held it up and DHL took forever to send the email asking for my SSN, address and phone (as well as Weber's address).FaantastiK wrote:Has anyone in the US had to pay additional duty/fees for their air shipment once the grinder arrives? I'm debating an upgrade to my shipping method, but unsure about what the total cost will be.
The good news was no duty or fees.
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Curious what backer number you were. I'm 320 and paid the DHL shipping for an Onyx one.
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I am backer number 31 and was told my Key (ONYX) would ship next week. I was charged for my upgraded shipping on Jan 12th. Will follow up when I get tracking info
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Interesting! I'm also concerned. Still not sure if I should rather be looking at a grinder with a shorter shaft. What grinder did you go for then instead? Levercraft looks pretty sturdy..Feca wrote:This is precisely why I backed out of my crowd funding order months ago, don't trust the long shaft design. I hope it works for everyone who got one though, I just would be constantly doubting whether the shaft is centered/straight or not!
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If I wasn't getting the Key, my next choice would be the MC4 Monolith. That's the grinder I'd like see compared to the Key.
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Don't think Levercraft is making grinders anymore. There's always the Monoliths, which Levercraft was heavily inspired by, or the Lagom P64 and P100.Hugonl28 wrote:Interesting! I'm also concerned. Still not sure if I should rather be looking at a grinder with a shorter shaft. What grinder did you go for then instead? Levercraft looks pretty sturdy..
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