Turin Grinders

The frequency of clogging was intolerable. This upgrade kit reduced the retention to .1 grams or less with each 18 grams of beans ground.

It’s only been a day but very pleased with the grinder so far. The shipping was super fast.

I have a few grinders from E.O. (DF83v, DF83, CF64v and a few others that I have given to others as gifts) that I use quite regularly and this Moshi C83 is truly a breakthrough for me in that I do not have to change the various burr sets that I have with regard to what I am trying to brew…

I’ve been deep down the espresso rabbit hole for years, tasting coffee all over the world, and I can honestly say the Turin Gallatin DB rivals the best of espresso machines. The build quality is top-tier—everything from the matte black finish to the walnut accents feels heavy-duty and genuinely premium. It’s ready to go right out of the box, and having the plumb-in and drainage components included as standard is a huge win. This is my third purchase from Espresso Outlet, and I keep coming back because their shipping is fast, their support is responsive, and their YouTube tutorials are actually useful. Zero complaints so far; it's a solid, high-end machine that delivers.
My Setup: Turin Gallatin DB, DF64 Gen 2 (SSP Burrs), IMS Basket, Normcore Puck Screen 1.7mm, auto leveling tamper, WDT, and distributor

This is a nice grinder for the price. I use it with my Breville Bambino.

So far so good.

So nice espresso machine!

Getting very good results with this grinder. Very adjustable. Low retention. Cup works very well as part of dose preparation.

This roaster is a monumental upgrade from my previous two setups. I started on a whirly pop over my stove several years ago and upgraded to a fluid bed roaster early last year, but preliminary tests on my M1 Lite felt like the previous two roast methods were Stone Age technology. I previously logged my roast profiles using Excel with imported thermocouple data from a self-programmed microcontroller. This machine has both ambient and bean temperature sensors built in, meaning plug and play with Artisan, and I’m having a blast fine-tuning roast profiles. Setup was very easy using the instructions in the box. The largest batch size I’ve made successfully is 180 grams but I wouldn’t go much further than that, FYI. The hopper’s capacity is limited, but it hasn’t hindered my use case. It’s perfect as an introduction to drum roasting and a very capable sample roaster. For what it’s worth, it’s also an impressive table-top personal machine to look at. Very stylish design. I’d recommend using a computer with a useful, strong Bluetooth signal. My PC worked a lot better than my MacBook Neo. Tl;dr. If I could rate this roaster a 6/5 I would.

I upgraded to the Turin and I love it! The coffee on the fine setting is so fluffy and consistent.

Good experience great grindew!

Great upgrade for DF54. Easy-to-follow instructions and has really reduced excess powder.

Love it!

So far good!I've had the MC3 just under a month and it's been a joy to use! Very easy to figure out! Im very familiar with Espresso machines and even those who are not should be to figure out pretty easily.It's made great espresso and the steam power is great! I love the hole tip that comes stock on the steam wand. I love the fact the grouphead has internal heaters so you can be assured temps are more stable!

So good!thank you so much!