DF64 Coffee Grinder

For the price this grinder was making some really good cups of coffee, I opted to just spec the standard burrs out of curiosity and for the price poin...

So relative to that, this is a budget grinder relative to the Uh option o' Lagom P64 which is another 64 millimeter grinder. This is a bargain. It's a...

DF64 fail. ​. [grinds I pump the bellows on the top and get some more grinds out, some of which swirl in the air and cling to the side of the grinder.

I don't think there's anything unexpected here to be honest. The slightly cheaper mass-manufactured grinder from China has a couple of (albeit small) design flaws when compared to the small-scale grinder designed by a passionate engineer. I'm happy to wait for a Niche but if you're not the DF64 looks like the best alternative out there.

I know it looks weird with the hopper, but any grinder is a single dose grinder if you only load a single dose. And as for the Ode, it’s $300 and doesn’t even grind for espresso. I can’t speak for the quality of the Niche and DF64, but they’re both $50-100 more expensive than the Sette. You might be right when you say that there are better grinders, but at least with the examples you’ve given, I feel like they’re in different classes, perhaps in terms of quality, but also price.

Thought I'd want to upgrade to a specialita or a DF64, but the Feldgrind does a fantastic job with espresso grinds. Takes me about 38 seconds to grind 19 grams of beans.