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| Value for Money | 7.5/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 7.5/10 |
| Gaggia MD58 Grinder |  | £646.25Free P&P |
Full review by
Tom.
on 15th Sep 2002
User Rating : 8
Respect :
0
Good Points: A heavy coffee grinder which does not move when dispensing coffee. Well made and should last a long time.
Bad Points: A bit plain looking.
General comments: I am a thrift store junky and once in a blue moon I find a real steal. Bought the Gaggia Macinadosatore MDF coffee grinder in great condition for eight bucks. As my espresso machine recently went down I have only used it to make a regular cup of coffee, it works well and is very sturdy. I just want to find an apropriate timer so it will only grind the right amount of beans each morning. One is made for darkroom enlargers where one only needs to push a button and a preset amount of time will run whatever you plug into it. The MDF is rather plain looking but that is the only fault I can find with it.
Tom.'s review and ratings | 143 words
Review by
vitali.
expert review 
on 27th May 2002
User Rating : 7
Respect :
+2
I don't have a vac pot and got rid of my drip pot after purchasing a Gaggia Coffee so I don't know how suited the MDF is for other applications. For espresso, though, it's perfect. Nice even grind with enough settings to get just the coarseness you need for that perfect pull.
The doser allows me to grind enough for several shots if friends are over. If I'm just pulling shots for myself, then I only grind as much as I need. The dosing feature isn't very useful in this case because the little do ...
vitali.'s full review | 203 words
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