Wilfa - Svart Aroma (CGWS-130B)

What grinder did you get? Grinding for V60 should not be too hard, so maybe you got an old model with ceramic burrs or something. If that's the case it would be a good idea to return it (if possible) and try with a decent entry level hand grinder (Kingrinder P-series) or even a midrange one that'll last you longer in your hobbyist journey (80-100€ for the Kingrinder K6 or Timemore S3). About electric grinders... like other users said, blade grinders are a no-no. You can't choose grind size with them, and they produce a huge variety of grind sizes (small and big particles at the same time) so you won't be able to get good results from a V60. That leaves you with electric burr grinders, which are much more expensive than a hand grinder. You might get a used Wilfa Svart Aroma or something for \~70€, though, but I'd try to see if hand grinders are really out of the question because they'll offer much better grind quality for your money.

I’m no expert but have read from people who are and have chatted to local shops who do great pour over. There seems to be a positive to an uneven grind when it comes to pour over. Partick Rolf from April talks about using a Wilfa Svart Aroma to win a brewing competition. I’m reading this with interest though. I have the std. all black Svart and I think I’m doing ok, but the grass is always greener.

I’m no expert but have read from people who are and have chatted to local shops who do great pour over. There seems to be a positive to an uneven grind when it comes to pour over. Partick Rolf from April talks about using a Wilfa Svart Aroma to win a brewing competition. I’m reading this with interest though. I have the std. all black Svart and I think I’m doing ok, but the grass is always greener.

OMG - starting to geek out and think the Wilfa I bought at the beginning of lockdown is ready for an upgrade!