Bodum, Stainless Steel Bistro Grinder Spare Conical Burr

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It’s good to have delicious, flavorful coffee again! This is a simple to install replacement part. Our morning coffee was becoming weaker and less flavorful. I had begun to double the grind time, using more and more beans, but our favorite coffee was still missing flavor and fullness. After some research I decided that the burr blades must be dull. The grinds had small clumps - easy to break apart - but this indicated that the beans were getting smashed together rather than cut by the blades. I ordered this replacement part - the outer burr blade. It arrived the next day. To replace all I had to do was twist the hopper counter clockwise to take it off, lift out the dull old blade and drop the new one in its place. Put the hopper back on and you are in business. I typically call a handyman for everything but this I did myself and it took about 10 seconds. I only missed one day of coffee waiting for the part to arrive. The new blades make a HUGE difference! The burr grinder works as if it’s brand new. This easy replacement made such a difference in the quality of our coffee. We love our Bodum burr grinder. Our coffee is once again consistently good. Highly recommend!

My coffee grinder had been taking longer and longer to grind. I was getting ready to replace the entire unit, but while I was searching, I saw this item, which let me replace just the blades -- and at a fraction of the price. After installing the new burr (easy, just like when you clean the unit), it was like I had a new grinder. Someday the grinder motor will probably burn out, but at least I've been able to extend its life by just replacing the blades.

This piece is an exact replacement for a Solis Maestro grinder. Press in, turn to seat the tabs, and you're good to go. Skip the headache of contacting numerous places and searching ebay and get it here!

This will be my third burr grinder replacement. The first one which came with the Bodum lasted for roughly two years. I use the grinder a lot -- and thus I felt it was a good deal just having to replace the burr, which I did in September of last year. This second one that I'm now using has lasted maybe four months and I need to replace it again. My grinder routine has not changed or increased, so I'm not sure why this burr is no longer producing the results it should -- after only four months of use. The cost to replace the burr is one-fourth the price of a new grinder, currently. At this rate, I'll be spending the same amount of money on burrs in 16 months as I would just replacing the grinder.I like the Bodum grinder. I like that it uses a glass container to catch the grinders -- that reduces the static problem. The grind is generally consistent. Good enough for me. But the quality of the burrs is questionable at this point. I am concerned, too, that the grinder itself -- now into its third year of use -- will fail soon. The motor can only last so long, as with any grinder.Still it's a good grinder and reasonably priced compared to others.

After a few years of service, my grinder was sooooo slow - it took several 20 second grinds just to do a single pour-over in the morningTested this new burr - and boy did it make a difference!Same beans, same grind setting:Before: 20 Seconds = 14 grams of ground coffeeAfter: 20 Seconds = 39 grams of ground coffeeThis was 100% worth the expense, and saved me from dropping $100+ on a new grinder!(No, the Bodum grinder isn't good for espresso, but for pour-overs, it's great!)

Happy that this was the genuine grinder part. Grinder works better now. The old one had a number of years of daily use.

This product worked perfectly for our 69$ Shardor bean grinder. Our grinder had gotten to the point where we were having to press the grind button nearly 3 times just to fill the bin. Shardor doesn't offer a replacement burr. Figured I'd try this one since it was only 13$ versus buying another new grinder. One modification that's needed is you must remove the plastic housing from the Shardor burr and transfer it to this Bodium burr. Easy with a small flat head screw driver, then viola! My bean grinder outs brand new again!