Monolith Flat with SSP?
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Anyone received their SSP burrs for the Flat yet? Any install tips and/or initial impressions vs stock? Mine come this week
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I should have mine today. Will take for a test run tomorrow morning.
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I could not find the post about torque settings for the mount screws. Did I dream it up or are there specific torque recommendations for afixing a burr to its platform?
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Here you go.Chert wrote:I could not find the post about torque settings for the mount screws. Did I dream it up or are there specific torque recommendations for afixing a burr to its platform?
Monolith Flat with new SSP burrs option.
Peppersass wrote:... Denis set my mind at ease about alignment getting messed up when changing burrs. He said make sure the chamber is absolutely clean and tighten screws to 3Nm. He also said he's been working on these burrs for almost a year.
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That's the only reference to install instruction I couldn't but *sigh* found. see response #5SteveH wrote:Anyone received their SSP burrs for the Flat yet? Any install tips and/or initial impressions vs stock? Mine come this week
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Please report back on install and first impressions!RyanP wrote:I should have mine today. Will take for a test run tomorrow morning.
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Got my Redspeed SSP burrs today.
I installed them, left the grind setting the same as the Mythos, spun by hand to confirm no contact/interference and ground a dose. I used the exact same beans and basket that I had used earlier today and got the same extraction rate (surprising to me).
The sound was more quiet and the grounds appeared more fluffy.
The flavors seemed better, but without an A/B comparison with a stock Monolith Flat it would be tough to really compare. It did however taste better to me with a bit more flavor definition.
I used 12.5 of Panama Geisha combined with 5.5g of Ethiopian Red Haraaz A+ in a standard Slayer basket which hold 18g and could be dosed higher.
I installed them, left the grind setting the same as the Mythos, spun by hand to confirm no contact/interference and ground a dose. I used the exact same beans and basket that I had used earlier today and got the same extraction rate (surprising to me).
The sound was more quiet and the grounds appeared more fluffy.
The flavors seemed better, but without an A/B comparison with a stock Monolith Flat it would be tough to really compare. It did however taste better to me with a bit more flavor definition.
I used 12.5 of Panama Geisha combined with 5.5g of Ethiopian Red Haraaz A+ in a standard Slayer basket which hold 18g and could be dosed higher.
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I'll pick mine up end of week!FotonDrv wrote:Got my Redspeed SSP burrs today.
Are they grinding slower, faster or about the same as stock burrs?
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In comparison to the Mythos, they look like they might grab more beans. Is the grind time any faster?FotonDrv wrote:Got my Redspeed SSP burrs today.
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I installed them, left the grind setting the same as the Mythos, spun by hand to confirm no contact/interference and ground a dose. I used the exact same beans and basket that I had used earlier today and got the same extraction rate (surprising to me).
The sound was more quiet and the grounds appeared more fluffy.
The flavors seemed better, but without an A/B comparison with a stock Monolith Flat it would be tough to really compare. It did however taste better to me with a bit more flavor definition.
I used 12.5 of Panama Geisha combined with 5.5g of Ethiopian Red Haraaz A+ in a standard Slayer basket which hold 18g and could be dosed higher.
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