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Crew Review: Ascaso I-Steel Grinder

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Uploaded by on Jan 18, 2010

Gail talks to us about the Ascaso I-Steel stepless burr grinder, shows us how it works and compares its sound with the Rancilio Rocky.

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  • A PS to my earlier response. Last week, the Dutch firm importing the Ascaso I-steel told me that my I-steel probably had a little internal screw limiting the finess of the grind. And indeed, when I took the machine in to their shop for a check up it did and after they took away this limitation, I can grind very much finer!

  • @zepoe Cool! That's good to know about the screw; we'll keep that in mind for anyone who has a similar experience. - Kat

  • Thanks! I just bought this one on impulse (entered the shop just to by ground coffee), I liked the simple pro looking steel design so much I wanted it. Ha, now pretty soon I will probably want an espresso machine too ;-) So I'll be checking the videos here.

  • @zepoe Great to hear! It does have a great design to it :) Let us know if you need any assistance with it - Kat

  • Hey guys, thanks for all the great reviews you've uploaded on youtube - they have been really helpful! I had a small question for you if you care to answer : People used to complain about the i-mini a lot, especially about accumulation of ground in the burrs and static electricity that wont let them actually fall to your PF. Would you say that the I-steel has improved in that field? Thx a lot in advance!

  • @Panoskol Honestly, we have not used this grinder enough to know if that has changed / improved or is the same. It didn't seem overly static when we tested it. - Kat

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  • @DAXSEIN Thank you! :) - Kat

  • Kat, you and Gail rock!

  • @Logicdj They'll both do a good job; conical steel tends to be a little bit more inconsistent (particle size) than flat burrs. - Kat

  • HI there, it's me again. i'm sorry bud i've got a question for you :D

    I saw on your site that you have to models of the Ascaso I-steel, 1 for 345 $ the other for less. But will the second one do the job ? cause I want to become a barista but i want my material for a while. not for let's say 2 years and than buy another one. So will it do the job ore do you think I need to buy the want with the flat burst cause I don't know what the differents is.

    Thanks already !

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