Op Reddit gevonden, een Engelse vertaling van de Thaise review. Met dank aan AI…..
GPT-3.5
Hello, I am Bank from Somdul Coffee. Today, I'm going to review the new model of Tamor coffee grinder, the Sculture 078s. First and foremost, I would like to express my gratitude to all the Thai coffee enthusiasts for giving us the opportunity to review and test this machine. We would like to introduce and familiarize more people with this product, explaining why it is so interesting and why we decided to review it.
"It seems like you are very interested in this coffee grinder, and after experimenting and trying it out at Thailand Coffeepress booth during Time on Thailand, you have gained a better understanding of its capabilities.
You mentioned two remarkable features of this grinder. Firstly, its strong and solid build, which is made of high-quality metal, giving it a robust and durable construction. Secondly, every part of the grinder is magnetic, making it easy to use and secure. For example, the lid is magnetically attached and stays firmly in place, ensuring a snug fit during grinding. Even the adjustment knob, which allows you to adjust the grind size, is magnetically held in position.
Overall, it seems that this coffee grinder has impressed you with its solid construction and user-friendly design."
"And another interesting feature of this machine is the adjustable airplay function, which I believe is one of the main selling points. The 0.8X model can be adjusted from 800 to 1400 revolutions per minute (RPM), with the maximum setting at 1400 RPM. For the lower models, the range is between 800 to 1200 RPM. I feel that this particular model stands out because of its 7.8mm burrs, making it suitable for home users who prefer single-dose coffee grinding, whether it's for filter, espresso, or even flash brewing. It is versatile enough for small coffee shops or setups where large quantities are not required.
Another crucial aspect is that after grinding is complete, the grinder has a self-cleaning feature to prevent coffee grounds from sticking inside the chamber. When you finish grinding, the grinder clears the coffee grounds, ensuring they do not linger inside the grinder's chamber.
Overall, I highly recommend this grinder, especially for its special features like adjustable airplay and the ability to handle various brewing methods. Additionally, its self-cleaning feature adds to the convenience and makes it an excellent choice for both home users and small coffee businesses."
And one more thing, when grinding coffee, the dosing cup is designed to be the perfect height for its chamber. When the coffee is ground and ready, it settles neatly inside the dosing cup without spreading outside the grinder. They consider this design to be excellent, especially for precise dosing during grinding. It allows for a consistent and precise grind, resulting in a uniform amount of coffee. For example, when we test with 14 grams of coffee, and we dose 4 grams into the hopper, we get exactly 14 grams of coffee after grinding, which means there is almost no coffee remaining inside the burrs. Another notable point is when we tested with a lama from an espresso machine, the coffee that came out was almost uniform and in the desired amount. It had a precision error of around 0.01 grams, meaning that if we put 20 grams of coffee in the hopper, the dosing would result in around 19.9 grams or 20.1 grams of coffee. So, it's very accurate.
"The consistency of this grinder's performance is quite impressive, as it rarely produces errors and almost always delivers the desired results, achieving nearly 100% consistency. Another crucial feature is the adjustable RPM (revolutions per minute) setting, which allows for a wide range of grinding options. This variation in RPM creates different flavor profiles, making it suitable for those who seek experimentation and a diverse range of coffee tastes without the need for multiple grinders.
This grinder's versatility is particularly appealing to those who want to explore different flavor profiles without investing in multiple grinders. With the ability to adjust the airplay from 800 to 1400 RPM, each setting yields distinct flavor characteristics, even when using the same coffee beans. This has captured my interest for quite some time, and after using it in practice, I find it very impressive.
Additionally, I tested this grinder with pour-over filter coffee and the same beans from Sumatra. I must emphasize that my experience was solely with Sumatra coffee. I have been highly impressed by this grinder, and I can confidently recommend it to others based on my positive experience."
"The results obtained from this grinder provide a remarkably clear and complex flavor profile. It exhibits a clean taste with distinctive nuances and a well-structured composition, which aligns with our preferences when compared to commercial-grade grinders commonly used in industrial settings. It offers a flavor profile that comes close to the level of those high-end industrial grinders, making it a very desirable option.
After trying it out, we have decided to purchase one without hesitation. It is an easy decision because we feel the need to further explore and get to know this grinder better. Additionally, we highly recommend it to customers who are part of the ""Samsung Family"" or seek a balanced and budget-friendly option. For those who don't have a large budget for a high-end commercial grinder, this unit is undoubtedly a good value for money, especially suitable for small coffee shops or home baristas who are just starting out.
The price is reasonable, and the performance is excellent, making it a great match for perfectionists who seek precision even down to the blade and appreciate the technology integrated into this grinder. We are eager to test it out by making espresso and see how it performs. Let's find out together!"
So, I saw this grinder, and I'm going to dose 20 grams of coffee, precisely a balanced coffee, exactly 20 grams, just a little more.
Let's see how much coffee comes out when we put in 20 grams.
"20 amps"
It outputs 20 grams.
This one works fine for a while, but coffee grounds may get stuck inside, so you have to be careful and vigilant to prevent that from happening.
Yes, you might have to make sure that you grind all the coffee out completely.
Okay
"Let's see each other (or meet) face to face."
Do you understand?
"Beautiful appearance, gentle, it's truly like..." (the sentence seems to be incomplete and doesn't specify the comparison or analogy being made)
The traction is quite good, just like those of commercial-grade grinders.
In terms of taste...
its
"Good, it's like..." (The sentence is incomplete and doesn't provide a specific comparison or analogy for the taste.)
It has an incredibly sexy and creamy texture, like divine nourishment.
Trying to deny it, but it's quite good at clearing without any back taste.
Actually, it grinds out to be quite... (the sentence is incomplete and doesn't provide the rest of the description or comparison)
It's really excellent, even better than words can describe simply.
And my partner enjoys it as well.
Let's take a look at the burr board settings. If we're using an espresso machine, the settings will be approximately from 0 to 5. For our Samura coffee, we're using a medium grind, around setting 3. Now, let's look at the marks on the board carefully. Do you see the red marks on the notches? Those are for settings 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. We want our setting to be around 3.3, so let's align it carefully with the red notch at 3.3. It's essential to view it from the side to ensure it matches the precise setting we desire. When we turn it slightly, the grind will change incrementally, almost like a stepped adjustment. This way, it provides the accuracy needed for those who want a precise and consistent grind for their espresso.
Let's try this filter together. The current setting is around 13.9, and now I am about to brew with this setting. The feature of this machine is the bar pressure. This time, I will adjust the bar pressure to the highest, which is 1,400. I'm doing this to compare the taste with EK, as EK's bar pressure is around 1,450. Yes, let's see how the taste differs.
After that, we will adjust the RPM (revolutions per minute) and then compare the results. If the air pressure is lower than 1,400, how will the taste be? Can we use the coffee as an espresso? This one seems to have a strong character with a high cherry-like acidity, similar to having a fruit tea.
It's a chill coffee, not too nutty, and with a fruity follow-up. The first shot will be from Scraper 078S.
Yes, that's right. It's balanced, exactly.
Play 3 pieces.
In the first round, Boom has 40 amps, the second one has 13, and I, the last person, have...
And I have 0.
And Boeing time, we will finish around 2 minutes to 2 and a half minutes, and then the power comes in.
Let's take a look together
Let's observe this closely. The one on the left with 1,400 is from the right-hand side, and it's at around 800. In the middle, we have EK with a rotation of 50. Now, if you carefully observe the EK one, you'll notice that the coffee color is the most distinct and vibrant. It has the liveliest coffee color compared to all the others.
It will look stronger than oneself, stronger than others, right? It looks stronger than Dark, a little bit, sir.
Okay, let's compare the taste profiles. At 1,400, it gives something, and at 800, it gives something else. Then, EK gives something different.
After we have purchased Sister and completed the setup,
We will have a coffee grinder session after this, okay?
Yes
In other words.
Round 1,400 baht
What you will get from the test is that we tried brewing 20 grams of coffee for all three machines in a round of 1,400. The result is that the GPU will have a higher micron range at around 1,100 compared to the round A, which was only 800. The 800 RPM round has more microfoam compared to the 1,400 RPM round, and it can be clearly seen. We will have a comparative example, and EK has the highest microfoam at around 1,100 when compared to all three examples.
The romanticism is equally high.
The 800 model will provide more body and a higher level of intoxication than the romantic and starting of ICD. So, at 1,400, it will give a more balanced band, similar to the EK but not exactly the same. If you need higher bandwidth or assessmentity, I recommend the 1,400 model. In this case, we experimented with black coffee only, and all three glasses were different only in terms of the grind size. The favor of this model will be clearer with more body, which is better in terms of romantic and series, even though they are the same blade. But they are different in terms of RPM, which affects the taste. If you just ate something, this model...
Okay, it's clear that the fiber is sharp, and it's clear in everything, but it may lack emotions, not just that. However, this model is automatic, so it comes first, and it's more romantic. This model will have a sense of longing, which is the romantic part. The advantage of this model is the romantic and series part, the body, and the fiber, all coming from being a romantic body. But this model provides the most body among all three glasses.
As for EK, it's the same because it's a commercial, too. However, this model is complete and balanced. It's a ballad in the three glasses, so don't worry, my friend.
Sure, if we compare, we will have the "artico size" in the testing of all three grinders for comparison. Please take a look at the image for the comparison.
Actually, it's quite clear that in the matter that Brother Yohak and Sister Bank explained, this grinder gives a fuller mouse feel than the other two. It has more body and switches, and the mood is attached at a similar temperature range, but less than the other two. These two are called CompLX and Brightness, respectively. The aroma of the grinder is very clear and romantic. These two are quite similar to each other. What this grinder has more than the other two is the mouse feel and body, it's like it's in the middle of the other two. This varies according to each person's preference. But no matter which setting you use, it won't have a battle; it's quite clean and clear, and it charges well. However, it's the same coffee, but it provides different coffee character that varies depending on each person's liking. It can be considered good and is another grinder that is highly recommended.
Where we feel impressed is that it is suitable for small-sized shops or even for home brewing, where we enjoy the mini-mal design and the price is reasonable. This is considered good as the materials are of high quality. Thank you, Thailand, for providing us with the grinder to try and review. We would like to recommend this grinder to friends who have a budget of less than 30,000 baht. This machine is an excellent grinder, and if anyone is interested, they can contact us to place an order.
You're welcome!
