The Home Set-Up
Here’s my home set-up that I have. Its a Rancilio Sylvia and Cunill Tauro grinder. It works good. The Sylvia can be a bit touchy at times, but the overall quality is good. 
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Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company
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How do you like that grinder? What are the stats on it?
I like it. It’s not the best, but it works well for me. It’s biggest draw back is that it grinds really slow (Single phase RPM 1300 I believe). I brought it to the Jam that was in Tucson and got a kick out of watching people stare as it was grinding. It takes about 28 – 30 seconds (with an empty chamber) to fill a double basket (around 16 grams). I got it for free so needless to say I’m a happy camper. It’s footprint is – 22″H x 7″W x 12″D. It’s great to hear from you Jason and keep up the good work with TX-coffee.com!