Hi im new to cs
been a bit of a lurker as there is a wealth of info here
i wonder if one of you coffee gurus could answer the following for a noob with a rocky
i cant seem to get a fine enough grind on it for my - also new - silvia.
ive read about finding the correct "zero point"on the grinder and at zero on the counter the grinders are touching just - i think as it makes no noise at 2 tiny noise at 1 and a bit more at 0.
i worked my way back from about 6 as recommended in the manual but even at zero i have to updose a lot to get a proper shot in 25secs
it tastes ok....
ive noticed some ppl say there zero point is negative?
i wondered how this is possible as i cant make the counter go into the negative?
im a bit worried about doing that anyway as i get a little grinder noise at zero ...
but even my old delonghi burr grinder - dont laugh - gets a finer grind at 3 than rocky does at 0
thanks for helping a poor noob get his daily coffee hit again! (hate leaving the house to get a coffee without already having one under my belt!)
cheers
dave
been a bit of a lurker as there is a wealth of info here

i wonder if one of you coffee gurus could answer the following for a noob with a rocky
i cant seem to get a fine enough grind on it for my - also new - silvia.
ive read about finding the correct "zero point"on the grinder and at zero on the counter the grinders are touching just - i think as it makes no noise at 2 tiny noise at 1 and a bit more at 0.
i worked my way back from about 6 as recommended in the manual but even at zero i have to updose a lot to get a proper shot in 25secs
it tastes ok....
ive noticed some ppl say there zero point is negative?
i wondered how this is possible as i cant make the counter go into the negative?
im a bit worried about doing that anyway as i get a little grinder noise at zero ...
but even my old delonghi burr grinder - dont laugh - gets a finer grind at 3 than rocky does at 0
thanks for helping a poor noob get his daily coffee hit again! (hate leaving the house to get a coffee without already having one under my belt!)
cheers
dave


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