Afternoon everyone.

I've been getting into making espresso lately.

i have a donlim kf6001 from shopee, and a hario mini mill slim plus.

Gridning fine espresso on this is quite good and consistent, getting 30s on ~60ml with ~14ml of espresso, compared to a blade grinder of course.

I've been almost grinding daily, but would like to get an automatic burr grinder, preferably with grind fine enough for my machine, and doesn't cost too much.

been looking at the Delonghi KG521 but noticed it doesn't grind too find for non-pressurised. Looking into the forum i saw some recommend the Feiying 600N (shopee available).

So barista-barista, is the feiying good enough, or any other recommendations i can go with?

I've already had a manual conical burr grinder, the Hario mini slim.

To be frank, it's good enough for me, I would like to get an electronic burr blender (either burr or steel, it has to be decently good and consistent).

Just had the Donlim KF6001 for about 4 months, using a Hario mini slim to grind fine enough for this machine. Honestly, this machine isn't bad for the cost.

By the way, anyone knows a good way to steam milk for latte art? I'm using this steam wand from this machine and so far all my milk aren't thiccc enough for latte art.

Not sure whether its me, machine or milk choice. Been using various whole milk and low fat milk such as Nestle, Goodday, Vsoy.

Thanks for the good share. Maybe i'll get this when the donlim starts to die.

Thanks mate guess it's the machine then. Appreciate the feedback.

Im on a donlim KF-6001 from shopee, paired with a Hario Mini Slim. Recently on starbucks beans ethopian, grinding on +2 from zero point.

Getting 30 seconds ish, from 13ish g coffee to 60ish ml yield. Great espresso/americano for me compared to many other americanos i drank in KK (idk it could be part time staff not knowing how to extract properly, not a connoisseur)

For the price of RM 250 if not mistaken for the donlim and RM 130 for the grinder, its a decent price to start off espresso making at least from a beginner's standpoint. can't really fork out thousand just for a grinder or machine. But
it's a great starting budget for me I guess.

I recently got the Feiying 600N electric grinder, havent really calibrated it, im out of beans atm.