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Eureka Mignon Zero fork stabilizer

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Category
Kitchen
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

The Zero is the “single dose” version of the ubiquitous Eureka Mignon coffee grinder series. The overall build quality of this grinder is great and it quietly (and quickly for home use) produces fluffy, consistent grounds day after day with very little mess. Some people don't like the small adjustment knob but it's a non-issue for me since my grinder is used for espresso only.  Out of the box, my only real gripe with this machine is the wobbly catch cup holder. The metal bracket is only held in place with a magnet inside the grinder body, allowing the whole fork to tilt back and forth. It feels flimsy and since the Zero has no momentary switch under the chute to activate the grinder, there is no need for the fork to move in this plane. To solve the problem I designed this small part that clips to the stock bracket and prevents it from moving back and forth (you can still raise or lower the fork with the original mechanism as you wish). Please keep in mind this part was designed specifically for the Zero and I have no idea if it would be useful for other Mignon variants.

  • Printed in PETG
  • No supports required
  • v2 adds a press fit tab that ensures a more precise catch cup angle (insert tab from the bottom using a vise or pliers)

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