Turin DF64V Gen 2 vs DF64v Gen 1 Differences

[@azndoodle1]

Thanks. This is very helpful

[@FatNorthernBigot]

I have the Gen 2. it's clean, quiet, and very consistent. I'm so impressed with it I sold my Niche Duo. I was planning on keeping both.

[@AlexGrecuVlogs]

Nice, thanks, buddy! I want to order de Gen 2 and it really is helpful 👍

[@FaithAndCoffeeBean]

They look awesome!

[@propertwb]

Can we get the gen 2 slow feed disk. Thanks. Great video bb

[@jackowens_]

I believe you can get it as a retrofit part. My Gen 1 shipped with it stock.

[@joshuakelley3875]

This feels like a step backwards. The minimum burr speed at the finishing teeth of the gen 2 is 426mm/s and the gen 1 had a speed of 320 mm/s. The DF83V has a minimum burr speed of 207mm/s. The 64mm burrs would need a bit less than 400RPM in order to match the burr speed of the of the df83V, and actual burr speed is more important than RPM. The 2-part chute made cleaning easy, a brush of the finger could clean it out. This new chute requires a brush to get inside. This gen2 seems just like a cost saving measure sacrificing performance. I'm curious to see if the motor is a lower wattage one, or if the RPM minimum was just to get people to not complain about stalling.

[@EspressoOutlet]

The DF83 you mention is not in this video. The grinder is essentially identical to the first but yet performs better. 1 piece chute works great. All I can say is can never please everyone. Flat burrs are not the same as conical. Flat burrs don't need to go as slow.

[@Stantube1000]

Hi! Great comparison. Can you now go without the bellows(using the palm instead), to keep the retention within 0.1gr for a dose of espresso I wonder? It seems like the plasma generator is doing a great.

[@jackowens_]

Yes I just use the palm of my hand with Gen 1 and RDT. No retention ever, it's a breeze to use!