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Yes custom. Check my other video here. In the description there’s a discount code too. Greatly recommended. ua-cam.com/video/hV4EIFpn3bc/v-deo.htmlsi=b6zrCtLX8gEK_vDp

Just checked, Etsy shop seems to be on vacation. Will email owner

@@FerchoVallese thank you so much for replying so quickly! I am getting the 01 soon, upgrading from my Timemore 078S to the Option-O 01 with 102mm blind burrs. I’d love to get the wood accent for it when I do!

@@adambeatty8939 You'll sure be happy, and the wood lid makes it look amazing (apart from lowering the noise considerably).

I don't drink and haven't tried the 01 with dark roasts (only mid to light beans). However the 01 works great either for straight espresso, milk drinks or pour overs. So yes, it should work perfectly as your only grinder.

No clumps at all. However remember the 01 has an anti static ion generator built in. With my atom 75 (another flat burr) I didn't get any clumps either.

Sorry I took some time to get back to you! Did a recording of both the magic tumbler as well as the blind shaker. Check them here: ua-cam.com/video/OiVMmWgphDI/v-deo.html

That's the standard box. Very well packed and reusable for transportation.

Yes, still in love with it. Really can't find any negatives to be honest.

@@alanreymercado2665 bear in mind that you’ll see a bit less darkening in real use as this is the result with a high power UV led. Thankfully we don’t get exposed to that much UV light from the sun.

Difficult to tell.. both make great espresso. I would say consistency is better with the 01, and I also prefer the workflow of the 01.

Not in my case. However this can be configured easily. You remove the top burr holder and screw the top part half a turn and you'll probably reach the 0 to be the chirp point.

Hi. Loving the 01. Really good clarity and flavour separation. However be prepared to also find that extreme clarity brings out all and every roast and bean quality issue. My other grinder with hopper I assume you mean the Atom 75. That one has SSP burrs, which are upgraded from the stock ones. Flavour profile is similar but workflow is WAY better in the 01. Regarding bean degradation when using a hopper, for a home setting it's definitely an issue. Would recommend single dosing all the time (that's why I modified my Atom to begin with).

I didn't get the EG-1 because to be fully honest I didn't have the best customer experience with Weber Workshops.. Even the crappiest companies I've dealt with try to sort out issues ASAP, while WW goes round and round on the issue and even blames it on the user. Just to mention one incident, I use WW bean cellars. After a while the lid started failing on a few of them. I emailed WW with the issue, expecting an immediate replacement. Emails came and went, and they just said that it's normal and the defective cellars work as expected. I pick them up from the lid while in the freezer and the entire thing falls off.. Definitely not what I expect from a working product (all the rest still perform well). On the other hand, I heard great things from Option-O customer service.. That's why I went with them. Every time I had a question or some issue I emailed them and they provided all the requested information and tools needed to solve the issue.

I clearly don't use it in a commercial setting, but at least in my case I haven't had any issue so far.

Will do! That's the V1 Key. If you want to know anything in particular let me know!

Yes, I do cappuccinos and lattes everyday. Works great.

@@FerchoVallese thanks for the reply, waiting for mine to de delivered in august :)

Definitely helps and the results are more consistent too.

Basically same result just slower. Once you get the hand of it and can do it repeatedly, doing it by hand works great.

The group head handle is actually a WDT tool from Pesado. Then I got a screw that fits on both the decent and the tool. Check here: facebook.com/share/p/y7DeetdZs9At6KmG/

Here it goes: amzn.to/3Ww8gLZ

Very clear taste, amazing separation of notes. At the same time, any defect in roast or bean quality will show. No stalling at all. Motor seems plenty strong.

Zero retention, no need for RDT. It has an ion generator so static is eliminated.

Probably the atom. Don’t think it’s worth paying more than double if you’re mostly drinking milky drinks. The atom is an amazing grinder.

Pesado, here it goes: pesado585.com/products/hybrid-lm-e61-ns-portafilter?variant=45226377445683

I did experience this issue when using darker roasts and more standard baskets. Solved either changing coffee to a lighter roast or using a more modern basket design. Also what BH recommended seemed to help.

Ir seems that don’t help for me. I use a VST basket and medium to medium-light roasts. ☹️

Sure! Let me check if I have them around and will upload to thingiverse.

It's probably worse in the emotional sense (specially after using a Lelit Bianca with a rotary pump), but it's definitely less noisy. Decent explains vibratory pump was the only reliable way to control flow of both cold and hot water.

@@FerchoVallese thnx for your reply! I clearly remember a video where John mentions that the pump will be upgraded because he didnt like the sound either. But when the new revision was released, the pump wasnt changed which kept me from buying the Decent. Glad they didnt because ive backed Meticulous :)

This one: amzn.to/3QGTjmZ Check my setup with links in the description here: ua-cam.com/video/Mus6E4wXU2c/v-deo.htmlsi=R3oEB6PtTCTuM4P8

You're right! For some reason it didn't encode properly. Sorry about that. Just deleted that part. It just showed me putting the grinder back on in the reverse order. If you want, I will upload that part separately for you to see.

Hi, you probably need to reset your zero point. The only time this happened to me was when I was cleaning the burrs but turned the outer ring instead of the locking burr carrier. Never had any creep on the grind settings. Regarding stall, didn't happen so far, but I normally run my grinder at around middle speed. Will try with low rpm, light roast, and not hot starting to test the worse condition. Feel free to dm me either on instagram or twitter (fercho_vallese).

@@FerchoVallese thanks so much.

Will do and post back to you.

@@FerchoValleseI’m also curious about this 😊

@@dk001m Was traveling but hopefully will get to test it tonight! Already recorded the levels for an atom 75, so hopefully will do a good comparison.

@@FerchoVallesenice! I tested a p64 for comparison this morning. Around the same 78db when grinding (75 with lid). But when it’s running empty at speed setting 3, it’s a crazy 40db which is low enough you might not know it’s on.

Hi guys! Finally managed to put the video together! I tested the 01 at speed 6, because it's what I usually use. But it's true, speed 3-4 is considerably quieter. Check the video here: ua-cam.com/video/kQDlgVlgHtQ/v-deo.html

They are probably doing that by now. My unit was very likely the first batch.

I can't remember to be honest, need to do the test again. However, the issue is that the 01 noise is a high pitch whirring noise, which sounds particularly annoying.

@@FerchoValleseah interesting. I have an atom 75 and niche - I found the atom much quieter than niche running empty (60 vs 68 db), but not very different when actually grinding (76 vs 78 db). Seems like your issue with the 01 is the quality of the sound rather than how loud it was though. How’s the noise compared to the atom 75?

@@dk001m To me the Atom 75 is very quiet when using with the standard or a 3D printed hopper as long as the lid is on. In that case, the 01 is way louder than the Atom. Like you said, the issue is with the "quality" of the sound. The high pitched noise of the 01 is annoying.

dk001m, check my latest video please. Found a great solution to noisy, now the grinder is perfect! ua-cam.com/video/9pLBOcnggl4/v-deo.html

Thanks! I’ve done some comparison for filter and French press. I think my observations from espresso are similar here: 01 with mizen seem to have higher clarity than the Key. Is it a night and day difference? No, not at all. Consistency is higher with the 01 though. The 01 workflow is also nicer than the Key, but the Magic tumbler from the key is unbeatable (to the point that I’m thinking on getting another one for the 01 -yes, it works with the 01 base magnets-). Is nice to have both grinders and experiment with them, but if I could only have one it would be the 01.

Thanks for the detailed response! Interesting re the clarity. Do you think the Key wins out in the texture department or is the Mizen still doing slightly better? I can definitely see the magic tumbler being the superior workflow choice. That's funny you mention the magnets being compatible, I was just about to ask that! My current plan is to get the Key for filter and then later (when space permits) get a espresso machine and the 01. The smaller footprint will be easier to sell to my wife..​

@@tristam. For filter the texture is similar, can't really tell them apart. For espresso specially smaller ratios the 01 wins in texture (I would have expected the opposite due to the conicals). If you care about aesthetics and space, go for the Key. Ideally get the V2, as from what I've read most, if not all, the issues with V1 have been resolved. Also, the 01 is a lot noisier than the Key. True, it doesn't really run for a long time, but it's something that bothers me every time I use.

I guess the texture thing lines up with what I've been reading regarding the Key having quite a flat burr profile, especially for a conical grinder. Thanks again for the input, truly invaluable. Space, aesthetics and noise are all super important to me (and my wife!) so will probably end up going for the Key now and maybe down the line look at the 01.@@FerchoVallese

Hi! Same feeling all the way to zero. No clicking noise in zero, as long as the limiter is adjusted properly (it shouldn't allow the burrs to touch each other).

Thanks! Which scale? I have three: The Skale scale for the Decent drip tray, the Acaia Pearl S, and the Acaia Lunar (not in the video). The Lunar is the smaller one. I use the Pearl the most in general, but the Lunar is the best for going under a grouphead in an espresso machine. If by "home use" you mean weighting food, ingredients, etc, all of them will work (even though the Pearl is probably the better suited for this for its weight capacity), but to be honest I wouldn't use such an expensive scale for food preparation. There are way cheaper scales that work great for that.

Thank you very much for the answer! Im not going to use it for Food preps, it was more like a „Home use“ Compared to a „commercial use“ like in a Coffee Shop. Im new to the game, just trying to get a nice setup that i can use for years without changing a lot 😅

@@sergen1338 I've been extremely happy with my Acaias. I got some cheaper scales that also work (and have a timemore at the office), but if you can afford, Acaia is the way to go.

No, stopped using a distributor when started using a WDT with thin needles (like the Pesado WDT). I also own a Flair 58 and use only the WDT and a normal tamper with great results.

It did! But to be honest just using it for a few days made it already better.

@@FerchoVallese thanks!