Turin DF83V V3

Adjusting the RPM between 300 and 1600 allows you to manipulate the grind particle distribution. Lower speeds generally produce fewer fines, which can clarify flavor notes in light roasts, while higher speeds may increase body and texture for darker roasts or espresso.

Yes, the built-in plasma generator significantly reduces static electricity during the grinding process. This prevents coffee grounds from clinging to the chute and keeps your workspace much cleaner compared to grinders without this feature.

The horizontal design, combined with the integrated auger feed system, creates a direct path for the coffee. This minimizes the amount of grounds trapped inside the grinding chamber, resulting in near-zero retention between doses.

Absolutely. The 83mm flat burrs are large enough to provide the consistency needed for fine espresso, yet powerful enough to grind efficiently for coarser methods like pour-over or French press.

The grinder measures 12 inches deep and 5 inches wide, making it relatively compact for a machine with 83mm burrs. Ensure you have at least 15.75 inches of vertical clearance to accommodate its height.

The chute knocker is a manual tool designed to dislodge any remaining grounds stuck in the exit chute after grinding. It ensures that the full dose you put into the hopper ends up in your portafilter or catch cup.