Try finer, but fewer grounds?
Brett
On 7/5/06, Kennedy Family  wrote:
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Regards,
Brett Mason
HomeRoast
   Zassman

No one grind setting is ever correct for espresso. Much has been written
about shot technique, suggest you start here:
http://www.home-barista.com/espresso-guide.htmlI can't speak directly to suggested M4 settings for press etc since don't
have an M4. 
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	Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:00 AM
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	Subject: Re: +Macap M4: settings for espresso, french, drip, etc.
	
	Try finer, but fewer grounds?
	Brett
	
	On 7/5/06, Kennedy Family  wrote: 
		All,
		 
		what sort of settings are folks with Macap M4 grinders using
espresso, french press, drip, etc.?     I'm around "4" for espresso and
can't figure out good setting for french press, drip, Aeropress, etc.   i'm
also concerned that "4" seems too coarse for espresso and that my espresso
machine (Silvia) is not developing enough boiler pressure.   any input would
be welcomed. 
		 
		Bob 
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	Regards,
	Brett Mason
	HomeRoast
	   Zassman

On 7/6/06, Kennedy Family <> wrote:
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Bob,
For what it's worth, I grind for espresso at a 3 (I measure at the
back of the locking pin), a 7 or 8 for press, and drip around 5.
Regards, Gary

On 7/5/06, Gary Bennett  wrote:
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