Yes, but I don‘t have one myself, so I‘m still looking for a tester (with a 3D Printer)

Unfortunately, the concept is not transferable to the timemore grinders, but I still have an idea that I will try out - but it may be a while before I get around to it

Thank you for your interest! I only sell the shaker on Ko-fi, as it is very nerdy, and unfortunately there is no function for a reminder on Ko-fi. But I'm currently offering the non-sanded versions again - it's hard to say when I'll offer sanded versions again, as I can hardly find the time to make them at the moment.

Thank! Container: Airscape

@@dubios42 many thanks!

Thank you! I actually started with a unibody design as well, but every time the beans were a different size, it didn't work as well - and that's how I ended up with the design.

Great! I'm looking for someone who would like to test the whole thing, preferably with a 3D printer, then I'll can start :D

Not yet, but maybe the Eureka version can be adapted in the fure

Thanks, I'll keep an eye out for my developments

Haha, thank you. But I wouldn't necessarily compare the videos, he rather compares different distribution methods and I present my idea here :D

You are correct :D I think you misheard me, it's about RDT before grinding. I don't even mention WDT in the video

@dubios42 Not at all, your video shows you using an orbital distribution tool directly after discharging from the shaker to the portafilter. Lance has proven by meticulous experimentation that this practice is counterproductive.

​@@lezc3733 I see what you mean but this are two complete different videos. The scene with the umikot (wdt tool) is only meant to underline what I am saying at that moment. Here is the original video with the umikot (wdt tool): kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX2cfpWkfpl4qs0si=plr0H3VBFpRfLRdB

@dubios42 Guess I just got confused by the cut, nice shaker though. Not a big fan of the Umikot myself, I prefer a cheapo Amazon WDT with my Niche, and just a shake and tamp with my Eureka.

@@lezc3733 Thank you! Yes, understandable, it wasn't the cleverest edit from me :D Sounds good, everyone as they like it and the main thing is that you like it in the end. I just like to develop things, try them out and experiment

It depends very much on which solutions you use and whether and how they have a lasting effect on the plastic. So it's best to do your own research :)

Thank you!

Thanks! I am still working on a small improvement. After that and a short summer break I will sell it - most likely in October

Thank you for your interest! Maybe in the future, at the moment other grinders are on the agenda, but the Lagom OO P64 is also there, maybe it's even similar to the mini. By the way, you can find all information about planned versions and development here: dubios42.wordpress.com/grind-finer/

The vibration is negligible. More important is the fixing of the grinding disk in the middle (screw), as this is used to transport the beans. This is flattened on the P64. This could possibly be the biggest challenge.

Not yet, but I‘am working on it in fall: dubios42.wordpress.com/grind-finer/

First of all, thanks for your feedback! I tried a hot start with the DF64P version this morning. That worked without any problems, but I also poured everything in at once and the Grind Finer! was already dialed in for this beans. If you pour the beans in slowly at the top, it will probably go faster than normal, as there is less pressure from above and therefore less "jamming". My tip is to try the setting where it jams and then just gradually turn it upwards (only the fine adjustment with the numbers), then you should find the setting that looks like in the video. I hope this helps you.

@@dubios42 thanks!

There is an extra version for the DF64Gen1 (currently only available for self printing), all info about it, on my website: dubios42.wordpress.com/grind-finer/

Thanks! Check out my website, there is some information about the version for the DF83 (which also should work with the df83V2 ;) dubios42.wordpress.com/grind-finer/

Thank you! What size sieve does your Cafelat have? - Maybe one of the versions with the same diameter will work

​@@dubios42 sorry for late reply as i was having surgery all good now!, the size is 57.5mm as per manual, 58mm funnel i used was a little bit bigger

@@g33ks55 No problem, the 57mm version should fit perfectly, and the 58mm version will definitely fit. A version for 57.5mm probably won't be necessary. Just try it out, and if it doesn't fit, feel free to reach out again.

I'm a fan of detailed descriptions, so that's what I do, and anyone who knows their way around can just start printing. There aren't actually different variants of the shaker, just for different portafilter sizes and that makes a lot of sense here to work well with every portafilter size. Sure, there are different variants for the bolts, but the first variant is the one I recommend and that's what I've written. The others fulfill other requirements and that is also stated. Hope this helps.

Yes, it is :D Thanks!

Thanks! yes, currently working on it

@@dubios42 looking forward to it!

Haha yes, should go in the direction of the 50s jingle

Thank you!

Thanks! It's planned but it will be a while. Currently I am working on other versions.

Maybe in the future, :)

Thanks, yes it's planned but if you have your own idea, just try it out :) And yes, that's true, I wouldn't be so happy about a 1:1 copy of my ideas but as I said, if you have your own ideas, it would be cool to see them :D

@@dubios42 No, I'll just wait and buy one from you.....nahh, wouldn't want to release a clone. Looking forward to trying it.😁 You should make a paid model right on printables so it shows up in the search. Thanks!

@@ThePhilbox Thank you! Yeah I want to do that, waiting for some documents to do that on printables as well.

Thanks! Ngororeo - Ruanda Espresso, washed, medium-dark, roaster: 19grams (Berlin). It's a very tasty, berry roast. That's a good question. I think the biggest problem with the Fair Pro 2 is the temperature control. I usually make everything as hot as I can and should be between 91-94 degrees Celsius when brewing. So far I've only measured this once. The temperature strip on the outside is pretty useless here, but you can tell quite well from it when the brewing chamber is preheated well enough. (Maybe I'll just make a video about the Flair in the future and talk about my experiences)

Hello, no supports :)

Currently not but I am working on it

Thanks! Yes, but it will probably take some time.

@@dubios42 no worries. Take your time! Thank you!

I would buy one for the df54

Thank you! Yes, I actually have an extra stainless steel nozzle that I use exclusively for food-safe filaments - can't help you with the spider printer. Since I also sell the shaker, I've looked into the subject in depth and can say that, maybe it will help you: The main problem with 3D printing is the small grooves between the individual print layers, where bacteria can accumulate more easily. But since we're talking about coffee here and not slightly putrefying food, this should hardly be a problem, even if you don't sand the shaker (otherwise you would also have enormous problems with the coffee grinders themselves, as they also have places that you can't really get clean). Of course, you can remove most of these grooves by sanding them down if you are still worried. You could also apply a food-safe coating. On the versions I sell, I apply such a coating, which closes the very last gaps and also serves as a non-stick coating (foodsafe Diamant dichtol AMS, but is quite expensive). Maybe I will make a video about this. Alternatively, you can of course also use epoxy resin, but this is no longer food-safe if it breaks. To summarize: Personally, I don't see a problem with ground coffee as long as you use food-grade filament and a suitable print nozzle. If the shaker was for milk or something similar, it would of course be a different story. But in the end, you have to decide for yourself :) Edit: I have just watched the video by Slant 3D, he briefly discusses the print nozzle and food safety topic, maybe that will help you too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnKqlGd9gKmYpbcsi=bDUpFiykWRoudKbV&t=1618

Great grinder but since the fellow ode has a different intake system, this is probably quite challenging without owning one to test. Maybe someone who has a fellow Ode of their own would like to do something along these lines?

Thanks!

An alpha version for self printing is out (with some problems). If you waiting for the finished version, you can follow me on IG or Ko-fi, there I post about the finished versions 😅

Thanks! Glad to hear, if the feedback is good I will sell the Gen1 version too (or improve it until it works as intended).

@@dubios42 one for me ;)

Thank you very much! Will print it tomorrow.

In the future, if I am ready with the final design, it's easier for me to adapt it for the other grinders

@@dubios42 looking forward to buying one. Thanks for your work!

Why wdt? Its takes time! Why tamp? Just grind into portafilter and pull! Why brew coffe! Just eat the beans straight up!

On it, but I need some time for that :)