Great! Keep the roasts coming. I've been playing with a SR800 for a little over a year - I'm finding I like about 17.5 % development on average. I'm a fan and like seeing your much larger 3e in action!
Greetings from Mexico! Thanks for the video! Yes, that’s a slower roast. I have a Trejo 1kg fluid bed roaster, gas powered (made in Mexico). I opted for a more affordable manual roaster with no profiles to a computer. Thinking I’d learn more. The bean temperature probe is something I should consider adding. Still a newbie at roasting with this model. Also own a Kaffelogic roaster for home use. The Trejo will be used commercially in a coffee trailer selling nitro cold brew. Enjoy drinking coffee but it’s the science of coffee I’m absolutely passionate about.
Great video. I have a Valentine 3 arriving soon and can’t wait to start roasting on it. I’m coming from the Aillio Bullet so it will be a bit of a curve. I went with the Valenta because of the electric model like you. No gas lines. Also Ken and Coffee Crafters are a super accessible company and I feel like I’d like to be part of their system. Lastly, cost. Drum roasters are dang expensive 😮
My favorite roast videos are your roast along and all the value you provide along with it, i hope you continue to make more!!.....would you ever switch to a traditional drum roaster? Would it be completely different from roasting with an air roaster?
Thanks for watching! As we've almost doubled the amount of roasts now, changing to a drum has definitely been a thought. I really like how fluid bed roasters are using electricity vs gas though. It's clean air and doesn't require a gas line. If there's an electric drum roaster that has a decent capacity (3-6kg) then it would be enticing.
Why do you have to go to a cooling tray? Why not just keep it in the hopper and have the fan blow cool air - especially for dark roasts where you don’t have to look for quakers?
did a great job describing...first time seeing/learning...keep it up!...will be back for more
Great video, thank you. Very insightful and not too technical for a beginner video. Altho I would love to see some really nerdy stuff as well
Awesome roast along, I’m enjoying your process explanations and Interesting comparison to drum roasters, keep sharing what you do.
Thanks a ton!
Great! Keep the roasts coming.
I've been playing with a SR800 for a little over a year - I'm finding I like about 17.5 % development on average.
I'm a fan and like seeing your much larger 3e in action!
That's awesome! The SR800 is perfect for home roasting.
Excellent material, it will help me a lot to organize some ideas when toasting in my small air toaster, thank you very much!
Greetings from Mexico!
Thanks for the video!
Yes, that’s a slower roast.
I have a Trejo 1kg fluid bed roaster, gas powered (made in Mexico).
I opted for a more affordable manual roaster with no profiles to a computer. Thinking I’d learn more. The bean temperature probe is something I should consider adding.
Still a newbie at roasting with this model. Also own a Kaffelogic roaster for home use. The Trejo will be used commercially in a coffee trailer selling nitro cold brew.
Enjoy drinking coffee but it’s the science of coffee I’m absolutely passionate about.
Thanks for watching. Enjoy roasting!
Great video! Enjoyable to watch
Great video. I have a Valentine 3 arriving soon and can’t wait to start roasting on it. I’m coming from the Aillio Bullet so it will be a bit of a curve. I went with the Valenta because of the electric model like you. No gas lines. Also Ken and Coffee Crafters are a super accessible company and I feel like I’d like to be part of their system. Lastly, cost. Drum roasters are dang expensive 😮
That's awesome! Congrats! I hope you enjoy fluid bed roasting 👌
This is extremely helpful, thank you!
Great video! We roast very similar on our 3e
Great video again dude. I hope you keep growing. You'll have an order from me soon! I have so much coffee right now though.
Appreciate it!
My favorite roast videos are your roast along and all the value you provide along with it, i hope you continue to make more!!.....would you ever switch to a traditional drum roaster? Would it be completely different from roasting with an air roaster?
Thanks for watching! As we've almost doubled the amount of roasts now, changing to a drum has definitely been a thought. I really like how fluid bed roasters are using electricity vs gas though. It's clean air and doesn't require a gas line. If there's an electric drum roaster that has a decent capacity (3-6kg) then it would be enticing.
Why do you have to go to a cooling tray? Why not just keep it in the hopper and have the fan blow cool air - especially for dark roasts where you don’t have to look for quakers?