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"<blockquote class=\"uncited\"><div><p><a href=\"https://coffeetime.freeflarum.com/d/1352-new-kickstarter-campaign-for-timemore-sculptor/237\" class=\"PostMention\" data-id=\"44114\" rel=\"\" target=\"\">LMSC</a> The general impression is the zero can’t do filter. <a href=\"https://coffeetime.freeflarum.com/u/MWJB\" rel=\"ugc noopener\" target=\"_self\" rel=\"ugc noopener\" target=\"_self\">@MWJB</a>, who is our brew expert, has been using the zero also for filter. I believe he is happy with it. IIRC, he grinds around 32-34 for long steep clever and 92-94 for V60.</p></div></blockquote>\n\n<p>I have yet to find a nominal, working grinder (as opposed to some super cheap, untested knock-off) that can’t do filter. I am more interested in coffee that tastes good, than has unusual clarity (coffee &amp; roast are factors here as well as the grinder). High clarity is a bug, not a feature, of coffee brewing.</p>\n\n<p>I think many people try to brew drip/pour over at unusually fine grind settings on the Niche Zero, mostly because of the suggested range on the fascia.</p>"
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