Re: "popcorning" inside grinders
Remember, even if popcorning is occuring, and, if as a result, a different grind characteristic is produced to that of a full hopper, it is not necessarliy a bad thing.
Provided the "popcorned" grind produced is consistant between successive grinds, then adjustments could [actually would] be made to the grind setting to compensate.
I see popcorning as a problem, only if the popcorning produces variations, between each successive grind.
Remember, even if popcorning is occuring, and, if as a result, a different grind characteristic is produced to that of a full hopper, it is not necessarliy a bad thing.
Provided the "popcorned" grind produced is consistant between successive grinds, then adjustments could [actually would] be made to the grind setting to compensate.
I see popcorning as a problem, only if the popcorning produces variations, between each successive grind.



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