I was reading a very interesting MUST READ thread about this new Niche grinder on a CS thread. I read a 17 page review on it. In a nutshell, Kony burrs inside a tiny machine but with 450W motor and running at 330 RPM. Yes, it could be a game changer. I think conical burrs are the way to go. My observation in my new Robur is the grind is like fresh fallen snow, you know when it falls well below zero and it is like a fine powder with no tendency to conglomerate, no stickiness. I think with flat burrs the force of the collisions due to the centrifugal forces release oils and cause conglomeration and stickiness which leads to clumping. I Know static and other factors can do this too but I am more convinced that slow moving conical burrs are best or alternatively very large 80mm flat burrs.
