Grinder
Turin DF64 Gen 2
The single piece of gear that moves the cup most. Consistent particle size is what makes a recipe repeatable; the number on the dial only means something on this model.
Specifications
- Category
- Grinder
- Brand
- Turin
- Grind adjustment
- Stepless
- Rpm
- 1400
- Burr
- flat 64mm DLC
- Drive
- electric
- Single dose
- Yes
A stepless adjustment: infinite positions between marks, so you can make very small changes — and you need to note where you left it.
Grind settings on other grinders
A number on a grinder dial only means something on that grinder — even two units of the same model differ. So instead of pretending “18” travels, BrewCult records what people actually landed on after switching, and shows you the spread.
A stepless adjustment: infinite positions between marks, so you can make very small changes — and you need to note where you left it.
| On the Turin DF64 Gen 2 | Grinder | Approximate start | How much to trust it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 68 | Niche Zero | ≈ 55then adjust by taste | Low confidence (40%)1 community data pointLow confidence — treat this as a rough direction, not a setting.From published community charts, not yet confirmed by logged brews here. |
| 15 | Eureka Mignon Specialità | ≈ 3.2then adjust by taste | Low confidence (30%)1 community data pointLow confidence — treat this as a rough direction, not a setting.From published community charts, not yet confirmed by logged brews here. |
Why these are approximate: Converted grind settings are approximate starting points derived from community data. Dial in by taste — burr alignment, wear and unit-to-unit variance all move the target.