There is a good thread on here about modifying this grinder.
I did the mod some time ago, but it was still not fine enough, especially for single baskets on my EM6910.
So I bought and EM480.
However, yesterday, for fun, I pulled it apart again and took off the last stopper, now I can turn the hopper until the align mark lines up with the alingn mark at the front of the machine.
Viola!, it grinds fine enough to make a a good coffee, lots of nice black oils coming at the start of the pour, in my EM4800C, my campervan unit!
Double walled basket, and an acceptable cup made from my EM6910 single shot VST basket naked P/F.
So for any modifying their BGC 450, I would suggest they seriously consider making it so it can as far around as I made my one go.
I left the stopper on the hopper so you can can turn it back past the remove position.
It appears you can not turn it too far in the fine direction to mess up the burrs by making them contact with each other.
I do not "click" the top burr inot place, that never seemed to work for me, it would just pop out when I adjusted it.
After some playing around I figured all I was going to do was break the little tags off the top burr holder.
So my top burr simply sits there and is held down by the hopper.
Now I think I will buy another one of these grinders and modify it for my daughter to use.
Rbn
I did the mod some time ago, but it was still not fine enough, especially for single baskets on my EM6910.
So I bought and EM480.
However, yesterday, for fun, I pulled it apart again and took off the last stopper, now I can turn the hopper until the align mark lines up with the alingn mark at the front of the machine.
Viola!, it grinds fine enough to make a a good coffee, lots of nice black oils coming at the start of the pour, in my EM4800C, my campervan unit!
Double walled basket, and an acceptable cup made from my EM6910 single shot VST basket naked P/F.
So for any modifying their BGC 450, I would suggest they seriously consider making it so it can as far around as I made my one go.
I left the stopper on the hopper so you can can turn it back past the remove position.
It appears you can not turn it too far in the fine direction to mess up the burrs by making them contact with each other.
I do not "click" the top burr inot place, that never seemed to work for me, it would just pop out when I adjusted it.
After some playing around I figured all I was going to do was break the little tags off the top burr holder.
So my top burr simply sits there and is held down by the hopper.
Now I think I will buy another one of these grinders and modify it for my daughter to use.
Rbn
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