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LCF Eureka stand. I asked what’s the thing under the dosing cup on their IG. No answer yet. It lifts the cup closer. Like the Niche cup holding disk. -
You don't need to clean the grinder every time you use it... 5 seconds may have been an exaggeration though grinders do exist that can deliver that, and even faster. In common use, fairly certain Mazzer Majors/Royals deliver almost 3g/s (so about 6 seconds for 18g). A Mignon is supposed to be about 2g/s, the bigger 65mm Mignons supposed to be 2.3-2.8g/s. You get the point. It's not like it takes a significant period of time to grind coffee. Anyway in answer to your question, yes it needs to be coarser. Or, if you're using the dual wall basket, you need to use the single wall. -
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I took the bi-weekly comment to mean fortnightly but I agree he has been in touch with backers. He’d probably get more than $200k in defamation payments. -
What grind takes 5 seconds from beginning to end, including cleaning? -
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"Ready to be used"????? As in you don't want to spend 5 seconds grinding it and you'll just live with the massively decreased quality to save a few seconds? Spending money on good coffee that has been pre-ground is at odds with buying good coffee.
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You don't need to use 19g, 17g works fine, you might even try 16g. Not sure what you mean by "as average", surely this means you are using more than 19g at times? Stick to one weight for a few shots, see how they pan out at different ratios, still no joy? Downdose a little, stick to that dose (within +/-0.2g) & try again. You don't need to tamp hard, don't use tamp force to vary shot times. With a regular tamper it's hard to tamp less than 5kg, be consistent, distribute in the basket before tamping & tamp flat. -
Also are you using the single or dual wall basket (not sure if the bambino play is coming with both at the moment)? If it is a true espresso grind this may choke the dual wall basket. -
Thanks, that’s helpful. I’m using 19g as average… could that be pressing the coffee too much?
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