I'm looking at the gen2 as an upgrade after 10 years with a baratza vario with ceramic burrs. I just changed it to new steel burrs but it's taking 35 seconds to grind a double shot. This seems like the hopper-less design will take getting used to

Where did you purchase that angled tilt adaptor? Looks beautiful

I'm upgrading from the Varia VS3 and I think either the DF64V or DF Gen 2. I really like the RPM dial, but I heard that the plasma thing on the gen 2 is like essential to have less static and less flying around of coffee? I'd like to grind as many thigns as possible - mostly espresso I think, but I also enjoy the AeroPress, occasional Cold Brew, or turkish coffee.

Nicely done. For espresso use only, pulling medium-medium dark traditional espresso shots with a Lever, any thoughts on which one?

The df64 V doesn't have the plasma generator thing? And thhr df83 and the d64 gen2 will it ever get a Variable motor version?

Which grinder 64 v2 vs 83 v2 : with stock burrs difference in taste AND can you grind COARSER with the stock burrs in the 64 v2 or 83 v2 ?

I just bought the df64v for only espresso should Have i bought the df83 v2 or they are gonna give the same quality taste

For DF64 gen 2 with DF64V, is DF64V better? Somehow DF64V not only an upgrade but also adjustable rpm speed to maximum to 1800, while DF64 gen 2 constant 1400 rpm.

@espresso outlet llc other than the size are the burrs themselves different in the df64 2 and df 83 2 and does the 83 grind coarser than the 64. I do about 80% espresso and the remainder french press/clever/aeropress..

Comparing to DF64 gen2 stock burr, does DF83 gen2 stock burr perform much better quality coffee for espresso?

i have df83, does it make sense buying df64v? im just using it for espresso only

Wait, when you say ”We took a fan favourite and made it better" are you saying you are the makers of this grinder? I thought it was a Chinese manufacturer design and build and you are a reseller