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I frequently switch between three grind sizes, one for a single cup, one for a pot, and one for cold brew. With the Fellow Ode I can easily count clicks to insu
by jareds 2y ago
I frequently switch between three grind sizes, one for a single cup, one for a pot, and one for cold brew. With the Fellow Ode I can easily count clicks to insure I'm at the expected position. With out tactile markings on the dial and a tactile arrow to line up with markings there's no way to make the grind size reproducible as far as I know. I've never tried using stepless grinders for this reason so I may be wrong about how hard it is to dial in when blind.
- smeeeeeeeeeeeee 2y agoEdit: Sorry, I missed the earlier comment! I can totally understand why steps would be important in that case. Do you think braille indicators around the ring that you could feel would work? Or are actual clicks the best option I'm going to brainstorm ways to have a toggle-able step feature..
- jareds 2y agoI think an option to 3d print a ring of dots that could be stuck to the outer adjustment dial would work, you could add a stick on dot to the inner dial and line things up that way.
- sparklethunder 2y agoIt sounds like the person you responded to isn't able to see, so they depend on the tactile/audible feedback.
- smeeeeeeeeeeeee 2y agoOooh I understand now! Thanks.