AILLIO BULLET: Endgame Home Roaster. Is It Worth It?

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Aillio Bullet R1 V2 Review and deep dive into roasting coffee at home.
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1:42 - Standart
2:55 - Overview
6:00 - Pros
9:15 - Cons
13:17 - Final Thoughts
14:51 - Verdict

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@KyleRowsell Год назад

What Roaster should we cover next?

@federicoalvarez614 Год назад

Hyped to hear your thoughts on the Roest!

@LanceHedrick Год назад

kaffelogic and the nucleus version of it.

@NitinSharma-vs8jt Год назад

Hive

@labloke5020 Год назад

Sandbox Smart R1 or R2

@labloke5020 Год назад

KALDI Coffee Roaster

@MWSJoey Год назад

So excited to see an influencer hitting the dangerous rabbit hole that is Home Roasting. Going to be a fun series to watch.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Excited to dive into it!

@JCleggy Год назад

I think home roasters need more focused content on YT. This can be a very good thing!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

@@JCleggy I agree! I hope to be some help.

@sleyali Год назад

Awesome you have finally shared a review on the R1, Can't wait to try different profiles on this roaster.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks for watching

@josephteifer9714 Год назад

Love the new topic. Keep up the great work and keep the detail coming

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Will do! Lots in the works and lots to come 🙂

@coffeenerdaaron Год назад

Great video Kyle! A buddy of mine has two Bullets and uses them for his production roasting for his shop. He's been using them for a couple years with no issues that I'm aware of. The coffees I've had from him roasted on these has been great!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Glad to hear it man! They’re very capable little roasters no doubt!

@Douglaskyle9191 Год назад

So I have been waiting for someone to start this topic because I have always planned on looking into roasting at home. This will answer a lot of questions I have when the time comes.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching

@mallowpuff2649 Год назад

Great video! Very excited to hear what you have to say about the Kaleido M10. I am starting a small roasting business(and I mean small) and actually chose the M10 over the Bullet(with price being a big consideration for sure). I should be getting it in mid Feb, pretty excited!

@musitch Год назад

Super interested in this roasting series! Would love to see some behind the scenes stuff about how you're getting the roasting business going. When you mentioned scoring equipment, it made me think of how Doug Demuro rates cars on RU-vid. He has a spreadsheet with a few different categories for each car that adds up to a total score ou of 100. Could be interesting to see a scoring system like that for coffee equipment based on like, ease of use, value, reliability, community, etc. Love the content!

@qualityhillcoffee1802 Год назад

Thank You for all the great info!

@73alfayellow Год назад

Beautiful. I’ve been roasting my own using a Behmore for about three years and have loved the experience. I would like to upgrade someday to something like this.

@robertebob Год назад

Thanks for the review. I’ve been home roasting for over 2 years. I’m currently using the Fresh Roast SR800. I exclusively roast Tanzanian Peaberry and have found a light to medium roast pattern that gets me excited to make espresso every morning. I use the Breville Barista Pro and a 1ZPresso K-Plus grinder. I think the Fresh Roast SR models have a lot to offer for the average home roaster at an affordable price.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Very nice! That’s a popular home roaster. Glad to hear you’re enjoying it!

@SergeyKamenezki Год назад

Thnx for the review. It helped me to make a decision and order this roaster. Also the discount code was super helpful 😇😇

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Glad I could help. Thanks for the comment!!

@arianyazdannik968 Год назад

Beautiful Beautiful Intro. Tempted to see more content regarding home roasting Kyle.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Got you covered my friend!

@joshuacrask2151 Год назад

You hit the nail on the head with this one! Right on! Been using the Bullet for about 8 months now for my microroastery side hobby and the thing is a work horse. So stellar. Perhaps someday I’ll be able to get a big production roaster and hit the big leagues like you!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Glad to hear this resonated! All the best!

@Jej171 Год назад

I'm thinking of selling coffee at Farmers Market. This a roaster I was considering. Have you found you can you do roasts back to back with this? Does it need to be rested often?

@AlexZapata- Год назад

You really have a touch with videography and editing! And ofc the presentation in general!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks! It’s appreciated

@ShayneScherer Год назад

Great video. I don't know much about roasting and feel like I learned more about the technology and workflow 🤘

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks for watching as always friend!

@Javaslinger7730 Год назад

Looking forward to the rest of this series.

@abdullahtalib4335 Год назад

Roasting is the topic that has not been covered so much - thank you so much!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

You’re welcome!

@nabug Год назад

Production quality is off the charts here. You've got a hell of a thing going for you

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks! I spend way more time than I’d like to admit polishing every video. Thanks for noticing

@paulakidd9532 Год назад

You are correct, I have been neglecting to subscribe to Standart for over a year now, but I finally gave in! Merry Christmas to me :)

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Enjoy. They’re so great.

@davidbergin4223 Год назад

I’ve been lusting after this roaster for a year now. With a little luck I will order it next month.

@zacharyreed2347 Год назад

I just roasted my first batch of coffee last week! I've just got a Nuvo Eco pan, nothing fancy. And some green Nicaraguan beans from Jinotega. But I'm super excited to get into it! Finally, on my 4th attempt I got some beans that I am really happy with 🙂 Very excited for this series

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Amazing! What did you roast with?

@1122Hoochie-Coochie-Coo 7 месяцев назад

I just got that Nuvo Eco hand roaster ceramic oven, as well, and also some green beans from Jinotega, Nicaragua, from Primo. That first batch was pretty dirty, but once I figured out what I was doing wrong, I've had nothing but good, clean taste from the cup, and the smell is amazing. Takes me 20-25 minutes from start to finish, with the clean, freshly roasted beans cooled off and stored, waiting to be ground and drank in a few days. It's actually pretty fun, and you get some amazing coffee out of it if you do it correctly.

@zacharyreed2347 6 месяцев назад

@KyleRowsell just seeing this! On the Nuvo Eco, a little Korean coffee roasting pan. Since I commented this, I got a Behmor 1600 second-hand and have been roasting with that!

@AustinDerek Год назад

Went to use your code "Kyle" today and they said reached it's limit. I've been roasting a few months now and enjoy your channel. Hoping a new code will be released soon.

@ayoshi1351 Год назад

Finally! The roasting series are here! Can’t wait for the next one! Btw, do you have any thoughts on IKAWA home roaster? I know it’s roasting capacity is much much smaller than the ones you are going to be reviewing in the future but I was just curious what you thought of it.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Ikawa is awesome! It’s more of a sample roaster than anything. But very capable for its intended purposes!

@ToshiSanglir-qx3cn 4 месяца назад

Great video!

@ThomasStorm Год назад

Hi Kyle, great video! I have had my bullet for almost 2 years now and loving it to bits! I just wanted to learn more about coffee and how to do roast as an enthusiast. I started out with the Gene Cafe. That lead me to the bullet. Have you thought about making a live roast? Like roast along with Kyle. Have a great day and thanks for being so committed to the world of coffee!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I have thought about it! Something we may do in the future for sure!

@nicolasjcapra Год назад

Awesome! Been eyeing this new version for a whiiiile now, might pull the trigger next year and finally start my micro micro roasting company haha. Congrats on the start of your new company!! Also it's great to see another video like this from you, I'm having flashbacks to your Bianca video years back that ultimately pushed me to purchase one. Been super happy with it, so I'm sure the bullet will work well for me! I've actually been using the Sandbox R2 and it's been... interesting... lol I think I'm trying to use it the way I'd use the bullet or even a production roaster, and it's just not the same. You're note about the fan cooling is interesting; just heard Rob Hoos talk in a Mill City webinar or something and he says one of the first things you should do with any roaster is find that point at which the fan starts to 'cool' the drum down. It's different for every roaster, but knowing that means you can have an optimal fan speed for best heat transfer. Sounds like you found that spot!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks friend! Yes absolutely. Unfortunately the bullet is lower than most. I’d preferably like to get to f8 before cooling but it’s more like f6. Thanks for watching!

@jamesbrightman3997 Год назад

So great to see you getting into roasting videos! I've been a home roaster for over a decade, and have owned the Bullet for over 2 years. It's a great machine, as you said. A couple things I noticed in your video, though. 1) I think advising people to clean out the chaff tray every 4-5 roasts is borderline. Every 2-3 roasts is probably more like it but it depends on the beans used too of course. 2) I'm not entirely sure that the Bullet lacks convective heating as much as you say. I took a couple Rob Hood courses on Bullet roasting and I seem to recall his talking about convective still being fairly active on the machine. You could check with Aillio and/or Rob to get more info. Looking forward to your other roasting videos to come! If you ask me, I'd say do the Behmor next (I and many others have started with that), and a series of videos on roasting tips/theory would be cool. Keep up the good work Kyle!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Hey! Good point on the filter. I had good success on 4-5 with light roasts. And no, the convective energy realty is true. Rob hoos actually made mention to this in a recent podcast. Of course a drum roaster is still primarily convection but I’m saying near the final stages when fan speeds need to be higher to remove smoke and create clean profiles, it slows the heat transfer rather than speeding it up like most convective systems would. But of course it still have convective energy!

@jamesbrightman3997 Год назад

@@KyleRowsell Ah I see what you're saying. And yeah, in my experience, anything beyond F3 starts to really suck out energy, so If I need to slow my roast down more quickly, I'll use F rather than P.

@JoshCunningham Год назад

I've been using a Behmor for almost 8 years and finally looking to upgrade. This roaster has been in my sights lately, but you're right that $3500 is a rough pill to swallow for a fun new learning experience.

@nateperry405 Год назад

Listen man, I’ve only been into coffee like….6 or 7 months. You can’t be doing this to me! Haha now I really want a to do some home roasting. Love the channel!

@jesse1691 Год назад

I find it super interesting that I was literally just looking into buying the Bullet. Then the man himself posts a VIDDDD.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Enjoy! Hopefully it helps

@rocksoldier9182 Год назад

A solid 9/10 vs other brands in competition. Two very important pros on the bullet that needs to be emphasized: the "automation side of it" (if you finalize your recipe, it's hassle free) and the "IBTS" (infrared sensor that needs to be cleaned every 50th batch). Been using the bullet for 9mos now and 900+ batches of roasts. From the 1st batch until the 20th batch of the day, the Bullet is very consistent with just a 20sec difference in the margins (cupping the 1st and last batch is very very similar). It's very important that you have your recipe per origin of coffee, just have a vacuum cleaner ready between batches and you are good to go with only 2-3mins of between batch protocol. The IBTS directly translates the color of the beans (must be cleaned regularly), and it's far more consistent than the traditional probes. From 300g batch to 1kg batch, drop temp on IBTS is very similar and really reflects to its color. The cons are objectively outweighed by the pros. It's 9.5/10 if they did not increase the price :)

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Glad you feel that way! I feel it’s a good 8 based on my use with commercial equipment and other home roasters. It would easily be a 9 if it was 25% less money.

@LadyTigerLily Год назад

We're going on 2 years with the Aillio Bullet as our sample roaster and a Dietrich IR12 as our production roaster at my microroastery/cafe. I've done as small as 100g samples and as much as 800g, but usually I do ~250g at a time. Most of the time, I actually like the fact that the fan is both for cooling and convection. I find that chaff isn't so much of a problem after 4 or 5 batches, but that's partly because of the size of my batches. In a single session, I'm usually looking at 12 roasts, and I like to empty the collector halfway through, but I won't vacuum it all out until after everything is done and cooled down. We got ours when it was still in the $2.5K range, which was honestly perfect for us for the amount of coffee we could sample roast at a time, especially at half the price of an Ikawa Pro 100.

@franzconstancio1127 Год назад

Thanks for sharing that insight. We are beginning our micro roastery currently roasting on our SR -800's and we need something to bridge us until we get a permanent space. Congratulations on all your success so far.

@erdenedorjsuren1623 3 месяца назад

Thanks How much is it now?

@swisscheeze5739 Год назад

Love this!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks for watching!!

@Pdubbcooking Год назад

I love my Bullet and my natural process Ethiopians. I don’t know if I get the same results as a Probat but I do enjoy the coffee.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

And that’s all that matters my friend

@stemazzo84 Год назад

Great one and I hope you will get hold of a Kaffelogic too!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I hope to!

@FaithMediaChannel 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@thestudio.coffee Год назад

It's definitely in a class of it's own. I wonder if they'll move into larger roasters (or even smaller). 1kg is micro roasting levels. I'd love to see something like a 300g roaster by them for cheaper.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Agreed

@Belegnole 11 месяцев назад

They are coming out with a 2kg roaster

@damianhbk1 Год назад

I'm interested in trying a batch of your coffee from this roaster! I'm looking to upgrade from my Fresh Roast SR540! Thank you for this series! It should help me in my decision making for my next roaster!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

My pleasure

@TheSurrata Год назад

Kyle, I just want to say great job.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks!

@pitstopcoffeeco Год назад

To be honest, I use this roaster with p8/p9 and just raising fan speed (sometimes up to f9) until the end to control the roast. We’ve been able to get wildly clean coffees that we just can’t get with a Probat 12 kilo we’ve been using. I guess it’s just how you roast that really effects the flavor. What we also get is enhanced texture and sweetness too. Maybe that’s from the conduction?

@chris9650 Год назад

Kyle the coffee machines have been bad enough, now your adding a home roaster my my list of temptations 😀🤣

@KyleRowsell Год назад

And so it begins

@chrisc9960 Год назад

I’m looking forward to your review on the Roest

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Excited to share it!

@tylerhatch8962 Год назад

Can't wait to get some of that September coffee 😋

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Can’t wait to share it

@PerfettoCoffee Год назад

Только что установил его у себя. Хороший обзор. Отдельно купил вытяжку AOYUE FEK-01 Fume Extractor

@jwanger142 Год назад

Been watching your videos for a while and they are all so great. I’m really curious what is your A-Roll main camera/lens combo? Looks so good with your on point lighting.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I should do a video on this at some point! But it’s an A7s3 from Sony.

@jwanger142 Год назад

@@KyleRowsell you have such a good eye for filming on top of your crazy coffee knowledge. Keep up the great work. I’m switching out of a Canon R6 (keeps overheating) to either the Sony a7s3 or Fuji XH2S for the open gate recording. Do you do your product photography with the a7s3 or do you find the 12mp files limiting?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

@@jwanger142 a7s3 does all my current photos. It’s limited and I’d love an a74. But that’s money!

@ManWhoSellsFish Год назад

Where are the 👀?!?! Great video - thanks for digging into this topic.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

SNAP. Massive missed opportunity

@73alfayellow Год назад

😂 Hotboxing your studio with coffee smoke was an intriguing thought huh!

@franzconstancio1127 Год назад

This by far is one of the best video's I have seen on a roaster. We are a small micro roastery looking for our next machine. We are thinking about the Aillio Bullet but we are concerned about the smoke output. We are in shared commercial space with no ability to modify the building. However we have an commercial hood that we turn on to vent outside. Do you think that the Bullet could vent into the hood and exhaust out?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Sure can! As long as the hood has a strong enough fan

@getupandadam8932 Год назад

Good job getting ahold of one of these in Canada, how'd you manage it!? The Bullet is a really unique roaster at a really competitive price point compared to other 1kg roasters on the market, and I know some roasters/cafes on the west coast are using it as the backbone of their business which is pretty crazy to me, but all the respect and power to them! Cheers

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Direct from Aillio.

@DannyDuclei Год назад

Thanks king

@KyleRowsell Год назад

You’re Welcome 👑

@39189 11 месяцев назад

I've watched your video a lot but never subscribed. After this video, I immediately did so :)

@lyanmasilang6086 Год назад

cant wait to try your coffee!! hopefully it will be available here in the Philippines. side note: you need a better outro

@KyleRowsell Год назад

It will be! And I do. Any ideas?

@lyanmasilang6086 Год назад

@@KyleRowsell Wow! thank you for that! I'm mainly here for your reviews and updates which helped me decide to upgrade my coffee equipment ( Big thanks to you and Hoffman). a simple catchphrase will do but dont sweat about it.

@localapotheke8273 Год назад

I'd really love and appreciate an overview of resources (books, etc.) for home roasting. I've been doing a bit with a popcorn popper, but I don't really know much of the science behind it or where to start looking for that

@rolandcolavizza5368 7 месяцев назад

this video made me want to have a cup if coffee ... instant

@thomascee Год назад

That has got to be the most beautiful roaster ever.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

it's nice!

@deathkid411 Год назад

I feel you jumped right into top tear. You can really only go to commercial for better.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

That’s how we do it. Set the standard and go up or down from there.

@maximiliankiy7916 Год назад

Hey, first of all great video! I am considering buying an aillio bullet at the moment to learn more about roasting and eventually grow that into like a small commercial thing. One thing I've noticed is that the bullet's power setting are only in steps from 0-9 whilst on the big commercial roaster I am roasting on at work has gas from 0-100 where I could choose any setting in between (let's say 73). How does that compare? What if I have to slow down the roast after first crack in order to stay close to my desired end temp but I could only go from P1 to P0. Any experiences or advice? would highly appreciate it. Cheers

@ereg8691 Год назад

When is the grinder video dropping ?? :) looking forward to it

@KyleRowsell Год назад

What grinder?

@danjuany 10 месяцев назад

Hey, awesome vid! where did you buy it in the Ottawa region? Thanks

@KyleRowsell 10 месяцев назад

Direct from Aillio

@JPC326 Год назад

Achievement unlocked : epic intro.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thank you! Haha

@sabygeorge5615 Год назад

Greetings from India Saw you first time today You are amazing

@KyleRowsell Год назад

You’re amazing!

@jadondoesthings Год назад

Gosh dang it Kyle my heart jumped for joy but my wallet quivered in fear

@KyleRowsell Год назад

It’s not cheap! But relative to most 1kg roasters it can be a great value.

@tdblanchardvito Год назад

Looks like ordering direct from Aillio incurs some serious VAT and $312 for shipping!! Order from Sweet Maria’s and save big $$ plus get 10lbs of coffee for free 😊

@anotherguycalledsmith Год назад

@1:04 Great, thanks a lot, I have been waiting quite a while for a channel to cover this specific topic. Nice to watch it on _your_ channel - see you ;-)

@KyleRowsell Год назад

My pleasure!!

@minnymoony Год назад

Finally, you were not so apologetic. I gave you a thumbs up because you reviewed the cons without being afraid of offending someone (or at least not as much as in your other videos) Continue to say what you think!

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Always have?

@xmontanaxcadwell6864 Год назад

For practice and for up-scaling purpose would you prefer a HB roaster (gas) ?

@philipsegal8475 Год назад

Can't wait for a review on a 250gram capacity for individual home use.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I'd love to see a small bullet like this.

@Failstone Год назад

Are you going to compare to the Kaleido you have in the background of your latest videos? I have a stovetop set up but looking to switch to electric.

@db7069 Год назад

Cool! I might have to pull the trigger on it. I don’t think my wife will be happy with it in our kitchen next to my espresso machine and grinder. When you say it emits “smoke” can I tell my wife it creates a fresh roast coffee aroma?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Well… it’s quite a lot of smoke. You’re going to want to vent it out ha

@ohmyggg Год назад

Immediate thumbs up just for @5:54

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I mean… considered it.

@willmarks4541 Год назад

5:55 is Kyle contemplating a new business startup

@KyleRowsell Год назад

It’ll be an “experience”

@veganpotterthevegan Год назад

As someone with a bullet and a very small roasting company, I wish they made it smaller for people that just wanna roast for themselves. Unless you have a family with 5+ big drinkers, I think it's overkill unless you just want it to have fun and spend money. *My Bullet has also had a lot of glitches. Their customer service bends over backwards for you but I'd still rather not have those issues at all and I've lost a lot of orders due to those glitches

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Very true! A 500g bullet would be great to see.

@jshaw6600 Год назад

Would you ever consider selling it and upgrading yourself? I’ve been looking for used bullets but they’re impossible to find!

@andrewwdouglas Год назад

Have you tried the bullet with artisan? It would be interesting to see down the line how compatible these roasters are with artisan. Not because artisan is the best but because it's more widely used especially with home roasting circles.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Honestly no I haven’t. I’ve truly enjoyed roastime even though it also has its flaws

@Btrl8thnNvr Год назад

I would love a sub $500 competition in the same vein as your hand grinder videos.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Great idea

@guillermosorcia2039 Год назад

Hi I'm from Mexico, where it's available to purchase it? And the shipping?

@KaiBuskirk Год назад

danke!

@petemaloney9295 Год назад

Hmm, interested. Wondering where I can get fresh beans for roasting though?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Sweet Maria’s is great for small batches. Royal, forward, and other importers will do larger batches around 25 kg for home roasters.

@nostrocoffee 9 месяцев назад

If I live in Canada, where can I buy the 110-120V version of it? I cant decide between Aillio and Kaleido m10. Only thing I found is the 220V version. 😢

@madshaahr-fb5zk Год назад

Hi. What a great video. Finally, someone makes a series about how to roast coffee. I have a Gene Cafe cbr-101, and I'd love to see a video on how to use such a cheap roaster. The Gene has a lots of limitations compared to more expensive roasters, but I find, that I can get some pretty good results. Due to the limitations I find it hard to transfer your advice from how to use a roaster like the Aillio Bullet to how to use a roaster like the Gene Cafe.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@thelaundrychannel2940 Год назад

hi Kyle can you do a review on the Roest, thanks.

@clegg2005 Год назад

Very interesting video! For the hobbyist, would you steer most people towards buying great coffee from a skilled roaster than trying to dip their toe into coffee roasting? I have family that wants to try coffee roasting, but with a sub $1,000 budget; I feel like it is better to just buy great coffee from people who know what they are doing (or am I wrong and is the process not as difficult to get right as I perceive it to be)?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Totally. Unless you’re wanting to get into the weeds buying from a skilled roaster makes a lot of sense

@anotherguycalledsmith Год назад

Hello, Clegg, that is exactly what I was thinking ;-) I am already happy that I eventually made the jump to a decent E61 machine… I will probably be watching this with interest for the next couple of years before starting this new hobby ;-)

@barjee8965 Год назад

5:58 my thoughts exactly XD

@Fluterra 3 месяца назад

The Roest is an endgame home roaster.

@brendansmith 8 месяцев назад

What roaster are you using then?

@leckel1996 Год назад

Are you certain there isn’t enough airflow in the bullet for adequate convective heating or is that just an assumption based on how higher airflows cool the roast down?

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I didn’t say that. I said past f5/f6 it begins to cool leaving the need for too much conductive. This is especially true if turning up the fans at end of roast to eliminate roasty flavours since this isn’t smoke incinerating.

@leckel1996 Год назад

Okay. I see what you were saying now. The way it was set up in the video caused me to misunderstand what you were saying. I do find the fan speeds to be adequate. I usually live in f2-f4 with a lot of success.

@pongsing 10 месяцев назад

Bullet better or Kaleido Sniper M2 Coffee Roaster???

@flippy9133 4 месяца назад

weird, so its not production roaster but also not for roasting once a month, what it is for then? :D

@JCleggy Год назад

I can’t make up my mind on the Bullet’s conduction based heating. Rob Hoos insists that “heat is heat” regardless of conduction vs convection. If I do two roasts, one on the bullet and another on a probat, and both hit all the same time/time markers, how does the method of applying heat change the outcome? It’s not like there’s flavor in the energy itself. That being said …in the back of my mind I still suspect that there’s got to be some difference in the end product, I just can’t explain how

@KyleRowsell Год назад

There are many different claims from different sources. rao claims that too much conductive heat can cause a less transparent cup with more tar-ry flavours because conductive will often transfer heat less uniform than convective. But don’t be mistaken, the bullet still uses both as it needs to. But when the fan is turned up past f5/f6 it can start to have some negative effects

@bport95 Год назад

Not me looking for some glue for my jaw after checking out the price of this cylinder on a stand

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Haha yes. Not cheap.

@bport95 Год назад

@@KyleRowsell The things we do for good coffee 😆

@KyleRowsell Год назад

@@bport95 wouldn’t change it for the world! Ha

@curtbradley549 8 месяцев назад

Tooooooooo Expensive....end of story .This was well done ,thank you .

@andybecker5040 Год назад

My favorite part.....this little plug is so easy to lose....THE WORST THING EVER....but that's not even the worst part.....

@KyleRowsell Год назад

I’m a bit dramatic. And I’m not sorry 😇

@PeaceChanel Год назад

Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ ☮ ❤🕊

@jg2467 Год назад

I thought I was interested in this roaster until I saw the price 😅

@KyleRowsell Год назад

It’s pricey. But it’s no joke.

@KevinJaako Год назад

You WISH this was end-game- there’s always another rung on the ladder :)

@KyleRowsell Год назад

ha doesn't mean this isn't considered end game for many

@KevinJaako Год назад

True :)

@clindquist16 Год назад

Cr600.. no proprietary software or tech.

@devonmoonie6860 Год назад

I had 7 year old tell me it looks like a doggy 🐶🐶

@KyleRowsell Год назад

LOL love it

@JCleggy Год назад

How are you people losing the top cover?! You’re not the only one. It lives on top of the bullet at all times. Pick it up, use the hopper, remove the hopper, put it immediately back. It leaves the bullet for no more than 20 seconds.

@KyleRowsell Год назад

Maybe not all of us are as perfect as you 🙃