Step 6 - First Roast Electric CR600e

A step-by-step guide to doing your first roast successfully on the electric CR600e.

[@gregculshaw7518]

Wow, absolutely love your work here, amazing and defo the best roaster I have seen.

[@jonathanmeyer1981]

Very helpful video! Just finished my first roast on mine! So simple and easy but I can tell it gives me the flexibility I’m looking for! Love it, great work Johan!

[@HomeCoffeeRoasterUK]

Congrats on the 1st electric roast on the Cormorant; a great step forward!

[@cormorantcoffeeroaster1199]

Thanks, Harry it's a work in progress but I'm really happy with the results. This electric roaster is so easy to set up and start roasting. ☺

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Why can't we get a price on the machine?

[@simplyespresso1364]

Awesome video Johan. Looks to be a medium roast? Any chance you could do another video completing a light roast and how you would tackle this?

[@cormorantcoffeeroaster1199]

For sure, on the to-do list for next week.

[@simplyespresso1364]

@@cormorantcoffeeroaster1199 That's great, really appreciated :)

[@philipdean4775]

Congrats Johan. Based on your use of this electric roaster, how quickly do the IR tubes respond compared with gas power? Do you feel you are getting increases or decreases in heat delivered fairly immediately, or is there a delay compared with gas? In the IR tube test video, it seems like you are getting very quick response.

[@cormorantcoffeeroaster1199]

Hi Philip, the IR Tubes respond instantly to power changes, but as there is no combustion (propane) the thermal effect is slightly slower to translate to the beans heating up. Not by much . I find this handy towards the end of the roast to prevent ROR drop.

[@cadizwilmo9687]

Wow where can I buy this machine. Nice design.

[@cormorantcoffeeroaster1199]

Hi, you can email us for more details. [e-mail]