Sette 270

Baratza ESP Pro, Baratza Sette 270, DF54. Should really stretch the budget to get something better.

I got the baratza sette 270 and it seems fine to me lol

I’ve been very happy with this combo, it’s also easy to maintain and fix . https://www.wholelattelove.com/products/gaggia-classic-e24 https://www.wholelattelove.com/collections/espresso-grinders/products/baratza-sette-270-conical-burr-grinder?variant=14409149186107

I just received this last night Build quality definitely looks sturdy, design wise yes it might cause a divisive opinion Several things that stand out is how quiet it is, I had Baratza Sette 270 and the noise difference is night and day

günstiger Siebträger, hochwertige Mühle ist der beste Einstieg. Also ne Delonghi Dedica oder ne Sage Bambino und dann ne Mühle für 250-300€ ist ein Richtwert. DF54 wenn verfügbar zu guten Preisen, Baratza Sette 270 etc.

I have a baratza sette 270. I wouldn't exactly recommend it - it is very noisy and the macro and micro settings have drifted since day one.

I love that you committed to the video all the way until it started squirting on the lens, absolute cinema. I have been on your journey -- I tried so hard to save money on espresso grinding. I started with a KitchenAid grinder that was a super thoughtful gift from my mom and a cheap Hario hand grind

Be patient, making great espresso is not easy. You need a combination of good beans, grinder, water, machine and technique. It's fun if you like the hobby though! Get the best grinder you can afford. I like the Sette 270 if you want it to go fast. Baratza also has great customer service. Noisy grind

I assume it’s an Encore ESP you have, in which case yes, it’ll do you fine as you dial-in. If it’s the base Encore, then not so much — it lacks the resolution to adjust grind size appropriately for espresso. budget: $200-400 German/italian/western make Oof, this will be tricky. Low end Eurekas can f

Had the Sette 270 for 2,5 years. It's as louad as a jet engine and your neighours will despise you. Get a bit of aluminum butyl insulation material to clad the plastic parts from the inside to dampen things a bit. Also, get a set of shims from Baratza, because the grind dial tends to loosen over tim