OXO - Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder Series

I have the Oxo grinder with integrated scale. Love it

[OXO brew conical burr grinder](https://a.co/d/3W187rZ) $110 you want a conical burr grander. It’s a more consistent grind. And this one produces a consistent amount

I have the oxo and will keep it for coffee and am waiting for the df54 to arrive. My oxo clogged up after 5 uses running for espresso level fines

OXO Conical Burr - bought on sale for ~$60 2 years ago. Works great. I clean it about every 6 months.

I have the Oxo and I think with a lower budget, it's really hard to beat. I have a C3S and ZP6 as well.

Listen to everyone. **DO NOT GET AN OXO** It was my 1st grinder. Would not grind fine enough for espresso. Opus grinds fine & consistent -but makes a big mess & you have to constantly spank it. Consider the DF54.

I took the same path. The k6 smokes the oxo. The only advantage the oxo has is that you can grind a whole bag at once, but you don't often need to do that if you drink pourover.

I got the same setup over Christmas! I am currently using the oxo grinder for espresso and will probably upgrade to the Fellow Opus or the DF54 (seems to be a popular pick for beginners) when I can justify the cost. For my oxo grinder: Use the freshest beans (I like Rise Up's Organic Espresso) I weigh out 17g beans Mist with water (2 or 3 sprays) Pour into oxo grinder, it's set to 1 and I grind around 20 seconds I run one cycle on my breville before I start my espresso (just water) I use a bottomless Portafiler Fill Portafiler, use a little distributor tool and tap to level everything Press the tamper with some weight I also do a manual pour and time it around 20-25 seconds for a double. I'm getting decent pours and it's working for me right now. I'm aware it could be better and one day it will be :)

The person I used to buy ground coffee from recommended this one... Been good for about 3 years so far. https://www.oxo.com/conical-burr-coffee-grinder.html

I have the OXO with the built in scale model and have enjoyed it as my first electric grinder, knowing fully well it's not going to give me the "perfect" grind. But, being that I've never had any other, my taste buds dont even know what I'm missing out on so it doesn't bother me!