Coffee grinders beta · Timemore
Owners keep the 064s as the grinder that just works next to their espresso machine: stepless, variable speed, easy to run daily, and a pleasure once the zero point pin is set.
Day to day it behaves the way owners expect a grinder to behave: start it, slide the cover back, grind. One owner who moved to it after another grinder died says the variable speed and stepless adjustment have been a clear step up, and another calls it a delight alongside a dual boiler machine.
No negative theme recurred across separate owners. The nearest thing to a complaint sits inside the positive accounts: several owners had to move the zero point pin before the grinder would go fine enough for espresso, and because the dial numbers depend on where that pin sits, settings cannot be compared with other people's.
Pick up to three. You get a page with just those, side by side, on the subjects owners raised.
Once it is dialled in, the routine is short and unremarkable in the best way. Owners describe it as a simple sequence of switching on, sliding the top cover back, and grinding, with the stepless dial and speed control there when they want to chase a better shot rather than getting in the way. Owners pairing it with a dual boiler or a prosumer machine describe the combination as satisfying to use every morning.
The adjustment most owners mention is the zero point pin. Out of the box the grinder may not reach an espresso-fine setting, so the pin gets moved, and after that the numbers on the dial are personal to that machine. Owners who share settings online warn each other not to treat them as comparable. One owner also fitted SSP MP burrs from a previous grinder, so the platform tolerates burr swaps for those who want them.
Nothing in the accounts describes a failure of the 064s itself. What owners report is the grinder doing its job as expected after setup, and at least one owner came to it precisely because a cheaper grinder had stopped grinding while its motor still ran, then found the 064s a better experience.
Long-term accounts are thin. The owners here are describing months of use at most, not years, and none mention servicing, worn parts, or warranty contact. Until more owners have lived with it longer, how it holds up over time is an open question rather than a known result.
Nothing with a clear majority yet. Owners who raised these subjects were split, or too few to judge.
Nothing has a clear majority against it yet. Counted from the owners who raised each subject, not from everyone. A subject is judged once at least 4 owners raise it.
The same owner, asked again at each point. Fills in as owners answer.
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