In Depth: Fellow Ode
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Today, we dive deeper into the brand new Fellow Ode. We wanted to break it down to see all the parts that it consisted of and how it all worked and how easy it would be to repair.
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Was great being able to geek out on your machine while leaving mine fully assembled for now. 👍
I developed a nasty habit of taking perfectly good things apart as a child and have never outgrown it.
You showing the build quality makes me want to buy this over other grinders. Thank you very much for this video.
2:30 I thought those little pizza box tables were to prevent popcorning not diffuse the coffee beans - they're all funneling to the same place aren't they?
Returning this week was the best decision of 2020.
The sweatshirt was too much of a distraction. Couldn’t hear a word you were saying because it was making me nauseous. 😉 good review
"That being said." 12 times in 10 min and 21 seconds. I'm going to check with the Guinness people, but I think that's a new world record. Congratulations!
Let me know when you find out!
Great coverage!
I upgraded to the Red Speed SSP burrs recently and while it's been great, the dial will be very tight when turning fine after grinding. It does go away after turning the dial final while it's running with no coffee. Any clue how I could fix this?
It’s creating too much friction for the motor / buildup.
Cool video, but left me looking for a bit more info..although I don’t really know what 😅
Thank you for the video , nice domestic grinder
Thanks for the video instruction! I am contemplating buying one of these babies. I have a Moccamaster and would appreciate what setting you might use with the "stock" grinder?? Also, do you believe the SSL or other off market burrs (Monster, etc.) would really make a discernable difference utilizing said Tevhivorm Moccamaster? Many thanks in advance for your consideration!
Thank you for doing this!
Nice vid! Are you aware what motor is being used and whether it's a motor used in any other grinders? I keep hearing people say 'SSP burrs will ruin the motor' without any real evidence. Knowing what the motor is, what it's capable of and whether it's identical to any other manufacturers motors is really difficult to find and would be super helpful to know to get some real conclusion on this issue.
It’s likely that they created these grind tolerances with the motor in mind.
I’ve heard this too - but have not tried myself.
As long as you don’t use the SSP burrs for espresso you’re good. The grind consistency - especially when shim aligned, it’s crazy good.
Does the Ode have an AC or DC motor? Since it is the most expensive component to a grinder, the motor is always the dead giveaway of true quality.
Super cool breakdown! What are you thoughts on grind size not being fine enough? A couple people I’ve talked to mention they’re on the second and sometimes lowest grind size for pour over style brewing. Seems like not much room to experiment/the whole range of grinds being largely unused.
What have you seen?
I have the opposite problem. I've eliminated the chirping on setting one and it's still too fine. Probably if you want finer you'll need to hear the burrs chirping on setting one.
I took apart my dial and i think i just ruined my grinder!!!! Does anyone have a tutorial on how to put the dial back together?
Did the same thing. Now I’m getting an sos beep. Did you ever have any luck fixing it?
How did you get the burrs out? I'm realy struggling!
How does the clicking works?
I'm not sure how similar those burrs are to the EK43. I guess they are both vertically aligned...
I definitely don't disagree. I just think, more than anything, this shares a similar design language. Upright flat burr sets share a very similar experience when taking apart. The ACTUAL burrs are not similar in performance.
@@Coffeehaus Yeah I think the EK43 was their inspiration. Just need some ssp unimodal burrs for this and maybe it will be the perfect home brew grinder
I suspect that the electronic card and disk on the back of the unit are used as an encoder to control motor RPM.
Regardless of the exact purpose, I cringed when you casually laid the unit on it's back, potentiality bending or deforming the disk and or changing the clearances between the sensor on the card and the disk.
Please edit this video to make the point that you can totally wreck your $300 dollar grinder by doing this!!!!
A real shame it doesn’t do espresso.
It's only $300, you should be cautious if it even able to do espresso. Use your common sense dude! Quality comes with price. Always. At least it is said that fellow is doing some kind of ode V.2.
Nice walkthrough of the build - but not really a review..
Also a few thing you got wrong in regards to assembly and what the parts are for - but nice video