Gear reduction grinders
"Gear reduction grinders work with a set of gears that turn the speed of a high-speed motor into slow-speed burrs with the power to grind without getting bogged down, even on a very fine grind."
I've been wondering about the reliability of these grinders as opposed to direct drive, seems to me that gearing introduces another level of mechanical complexity that may eventually cause problems or fail.
What are the thoughts or experiences of others re geared V direct drive?
"Gear reduction grinders work with a set of gears that turn the speed of a high-speed motor into slow-speed burrs with the power to grind without getting bogged down, even on a very fine grind."
I've been wondering about the reliability of these grinders as opposed to direct drive, seems to me that gearing introduces another level of mechanical complexity that may eventually cause problems or fail.
What are the thoughts or experiences of others re geared V direct drive?


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