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Looks super consistent!!

Original is 35 kw ??

8:01 I notice the coating on the grouphead here appears to be bubbling from beneath, that is, between the substrate (cast alumimium?) and the coating. Can you, or anyone watching, tell me why and whether this would (a) unsafe and (b) a warranty issue? I wouldn't fancy the coating flaking off and entering the coffee stream...

The reason for the two switch’s on the DF83v is because when main power is on the ionizer and led is running. This way you can shut it off by powering down the main power and the small button works the motor. On the DF 64v there is only the small button for the motor therefore you have to unplug it to turn the power off to the ionizer and led.

Does it have a button for Americano?

To me, consistency is always key to a good grinder. I've had some shockers in my time, where the grind will vary by ten to fifteen seconds. A three second variance is very impressive. It's good to see a review with decent priorities, thank you 👍

Great video mate! I am from Sydney too so I WONT be the 1000th person to ask if they need a tune after this mod 😁! I’m thinking about buying one of these bikes for my wife. She previously owned a LAMS MT07 (damn that thing had some toe for a learner bike!!!) and that just had a restrictor plate attached to the throttle cable that prevented the throttle from being fully opened. It was a 5 minute job to unscrew the restricted plate and replace it with an unrestricted one. I never pulled it apart to see if the intakes were also restricted like the Honda.

Thanks for the honest review! I got the 078s via kickstarter so happily I didn't pay retail for it. While waiting for what seemed like more than a year for deliverey I got a DF64V because I needed something while waiting. When the 078S arrived I ran into all of the same issues you've described except for, somehow, the inconsistency in grind. The workflow was clearly much worse than the DF64V though, and getting to the burrs on the 078s for cleaning/alignment was a nightmare, bloodied my knuckles every time. I just can't understand all the positive, uncritical reviews of the 078s I've found online. Anyway, sold the 078s and remain happy with the DF64V.

I purchased and installed the verybarista 58mm Shower Screen Upgrade Kit on Amazon (Spain) for the new Oracle JET. It fits. I reused the existing bolt. The shower screen holder fits well. I left the original white grouphead sealing (silicone gasket) in. The blue grouphead sealing (silicone gasket) looked like it fits as well. I didn't bother trying though, since my machine is new. Love the stainless steel heavy feel and quality.

As far as i know steel is magnetic, "magnetic material" won't affect your flavor as long as it is non corrosive.

Wonderfully concise and clear explanation on how to set one's LP piston throw for maximum volume delivery. Cheers

In case of touch screen failure, can the Fiorenzato Allground grind manually from the switch button ?

is better than sage/braville touch?

I think the Mazzer Philos offers a lot more value at it's launch price.

Is this is a big machine??

What is the influence of the number of the holes in the screen holder (8 vs 10)? In the video you used one with 10 holes. The one in the link has 8 holes. Thanks!

I have one and agree it is great but needs 10 to 15 kilos of coffee to break in the burrs. First coffee of the day always seems to run 10 sec slower but still good! Any thoughts?

Yep I absolutely should have waited and got this instead of the DF 83 It's significantly quieter and the variable RPM would be fun to play with I wonder how you found the espresso produced in comparison to the timemore Keen to see other reviews with it especially if you mess around with the variable rpms.

It’s unfortunate for us Kiwis, as no one imports/supports this particular model grinder in New Zealand. Of course your link is an option to purchase in Aussie.

What's the pencil like tool on 0:05? Is that used for cleaning?

What is the difference between American and Italian made in espresso machines?

I didn't know infused coffees were a thing. I should give it a try some time. Thanks for another video!

Interesting video thanks The music was a bit loud and all audio tracks need to be mono.

With restricted bikes like these shouldn't you get a dyno guy to retune the ECU because now it'll be running super lean?

I reckon you should buy an Arabica Plant. I saw one in woolies recently and in 2-3 years harvest your first beans. Roast them at home and make a coffee that took 3 years but only from in your own home.

Shamili-air 😂

We back!

brilliant!

An overview is always nice. No its ot tiktok but who is going to sit through an entire video "In the hope" you may get to the point. Great first shot!

Only issue with the shot counter in the app is that it counts how many times the pump gets started - so a flush before a shot and a cleaning flush afterwards will get counted as... 3 shots.

Yes indeed, if you plumb it and add a pressure regulating valve on the line (which you should, the machine should not get more than 4 bars), you can see the regulated line pressure directly on the boiler pressure gauge when the machine is off.

Just checking. I have a Barista Pro and replaced both the upper shower screen and the portafilter basket with the 54mm IMS versions. There is no upper plastic dispersion screen on the Barista Pro though, right?

Hey Mitch, great video!!! Quick question, are the 58mm Shower and Dispersion Screen you linked compatible with the new Oracle Jet? Thanks

I bought one, dead on arrival. Stupidly went ahead with a replacement. Solenoids burnt out after 2 years. Currently pours inconsistent shots. Hate it!

well explained comparison...

I assume this test you did in the end was with the machine running off the tank? Plumbed (as I have it) you’d get flow from the line pressure as soon as the lever was raised…

Tried this today, got everything connected fine, but think i need something a bit studier to block off the hot water outlet, used a small disk i cut out if a silicone baking tray, but ended up with water squirting out, and for some reason water coming out if the top of the steam wand. Reverted and all good. Will try ahain at a later date. Good informative video though!

How much torque we gonna get after dyno run in Nm ???

If I do the same thing with an A2 license, will it get 95 PS? Also, do I need to tune the ECU?

Thanks Mitch! Great tips. My LaPavoni is en route. Can't wait

Its a bit weird the ims screen for Oracle is smaller than express

Those owl eyes 👀 made the beginning part hard to watch

i stopped watching as soon as you mentioned u make cold brew regularly.

interestingly Kmart no longer sells this coffee machine, i am surprised given it;s only been a year since your review vid. the onw they have now is $79, black plastic cheap looking one :( Wonder if you would do a ewview on that? TIA.

Actually, Melitta is a German coffee company selling standard industry coffee and some coffee machines. My parents had an old one from the 80's. And tbh, I am not convinced, that Melitta will develop this machine further since it addresses home applications for the average user knowing not so much about brewing coffee.

Things that might help people; grind at the lowest rpm, don't RDT, do at least 10 clicks on the 'knocker', pay attention to distribution in the basket, tamp very light (reduce dosage slightly if needed), reduce machine pressure to no more than 8 bar, check burr alignment (mine needed a bit of shimming on the rear fixed burr). If it helps, when checking alignment, you only need 2 of the 6 socket cap screws opposite each other to hold the front bearing plate in. This will save a lot of time. ✌️

Dude you need to be joking. Just left a comment on part 1 and watched this. My opera has my mt10 keeping it company 😂. And engineers nowadays being part fitters so on point and what I always say. It's like watching myself in a different country 😂

My dude !! I couldn’t relate more.... Purchased my own opera v1 second hand 3 years ago with the intention of opening my high end cafe. The dream never happened as i got a secure job with a roaster and due to my unborn child back then it was the right decision (no regrets). That machine is still currently is sitting in my garage after I completely refurbished it to run to perfection. I literally just emptied the boilers to get it ready for winter lol. Now it's just a reminder of an old dream offering the most refined espressos as I don't want to sell it for a ridiculously low price. Sad to see that they never took off and depreciate so badly. Maybe the coffee world just wasn't ready for when they came out and one day they will be appreciated for what they truly are. Appreciate your videos and commitment and how much you value this amazing piece of equipment.

If only the Gaggia wasn’t trash to begin with….