Grinder Burrs: Life and beyond

This of course is most likely common knowledge to most....

My question is: We all talk about the importance of changing out the burrs on our grinders. I would like to know what the typical life cycle on burrs is? What do worn burrs look like and feel like? What do shots coming off of worn burrs taste like?

Any insight would be much appreciated.

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Brady on September 9, 2008 at 11:02am
Sarah Dooley said:
not trying to be sassy, by the way ;)

Awww... why not? That's what discussion groups are for!
Permalink Reply by Sarah Dooley on September 9, 2008 at 11:03am
well said, but don't tell anyone...

Brady said:
Sarah Dooley said:
not trying to be sassy, by the way ;)

Awww... why not? That's what discussion groups are for!
Permalink Reply by Sam Purvis on September 9, 2008 at 1:54pm
Thank you all so much,

This is very helpful. The resulting irregular grind from dull burrs, then resulting in irregular water flow and irregular extraction makes a lot of sense. The poundage info is very helpful as well.

We will be due for changes here in a couple of months so this is great to know when that should happen exactly.

Sam

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