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We had the speed set to 3 for this profile which equates to 580rpm, hope this helps

Thanks for the comment! If you mean moving the cup further out (to the front), it would increase the length of the base unnecessarily, and the partially exposed cup would create an odd visual as well. Bringing the cup closer to the main barrel means more grind would fall outside the cup. Our team had to find a good balance between form and function. After thorough testing, we determined that this position offers the optimal balance between design and functionality. During the shoot, we had to do a lot of consecutive grinding, which led to some static buildup (hence some stray grind). However, in normal daily use, most, if not all, of the grind do fall into the cup

it's 58mm!

Thanks for the comment! In retrospect, we should've kept it clean, but on the flip side we are also keeping it real haha. On the filming day we were grinding multiple back to back shots (for different takes), which led to some static accumulation. In normal daily use you will likely see much less. Also, that's done completely without RDT so it is very minimal compared to other grinders.

let's gooo!!! 🤣

Thanks for the comment! If you mean moving the cup further out (to the front), it would increase the length of the base unnecessarily, and the partially exposed cup would create an odd visual as well. Bringing the cup closer to the main barrel means more grind would fall outside the cup. Our team had to find a good balance between form and function. After thorough testing, we determined that this position offers the optimal balance between design and functionality. During the shoot, we had to do a lot of consecutive grinding, which led to some static buildup (hence some stray grind). However, in normal daily use, most, if not all, of the grind do fall into the cup

Glad you like it! There's nothing inherently wrong with not disassembling the grinder too unless you need to. :D but we hoped this made that a little easier when it comes to disassembling time.

They're meant to be calibrated when you buy them brand new already if that's what you're referring to. I believe the video is more for those that want to recalibrate

I guess because of the burr wear & tear? Mine zero point also went coarser to 0.01.

102mm Burrs paired with a big motor ;D <3

Option-O, can you answer this question? How much quieter, if at all, are production units?

i think not, because it sounds like the other beta units :( @@tullynation

I mean it def looks like some kind of lab equipment for sure!

Sounds fine to me? Do you mean the fast speed at the end which ensures all grinds come out?

Is this a pre-production unit or production unit with the new, supposedly quieter, motor?

its no fan, the grinder spins up to throw every bit out automaticly@@vancitycanucks

i guess its pre production, because all pre production models sound like this ... but in some ways i like the noise, it sounds so industrial :D@@tullynation

As a newbie, I took it right out of the box and I was chirping around 2. I recalibrated it in 10min, pretty easy to follow. Now I'm chirping right at zero with the safety lock in place. Ready to grind!

THis is really easy and clear.

Big flat vs big conical both will be good depending on your tastes. Having both would be ideal. Option O also their own big conical grinder! Similar or same 83mm burrs I believe?

I'm happy to be paid to do a review, I already like it though :D