Contents
  1. Specifications
  2. Revision notes
  3. What independent testing found
  4. Will it fit?
  5. Complete setup
  6. Alternatives
  7. Our recommendation

Quick verdict

The DF64 is a widely reviewed flat-burr single-dose grinder. The current Turin revision, Gen 2.7, lists 64 mm burrs, stepless adjustment, a 50 g bellows hopper, compatibility with aftermarket 64 mm burrs and a redesigned chute ionizer. It suits espresso-focused single dosers with room for a 254 mm-deep, 15 lb grinder. The revision naming changes often, so buy the exact version you researched. We found no Amazon listing that matched this revision and Turin as the seller, so this review has no Amazon link.

Buy it if

  • You single dose espresso and want flat burrs.
  • You may upgrade to aftermarket 64 mm burrs later.

Skip it if

  • You want a small, light grinder.
  • A high-pitched motor sound would bother you; CoffeeGeek noted one under load.
Best for
Espresso-focused single dosers who want flat burrs and a burr-upgrade path.
Main compromise
Revisions change often, so match the exact version; CoffeeGeek noted a high-pitched sound under load.
Burrs
64 mm flat; stainless stock or red titanium/DLC option; accepts aftermarket 64 mm burrs
Adjustment
Stepless
Loading
Single dose with 50 g bellows hopper

Specifications

Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 specifications and where each figure comes from
SpecDetail and source
Burrs64 mm flat; stainless stock or red titanium/DLC option; accepts aftermarket 64 mm burrsManufacturer: Turin Grinders
AdjustmentSteplessManufacturer: Turin Grinders
LoadingSingle dose with 50 g bellows hopperManufacturer: Turin Grinders
StaticGen 2.7: redesigned inner chute with ion generator probes (manufacturer claim)Manufacturer: Turin Grinders
Dimensions10 in L × 5.2 in W × 12 in HManufacturer: Turin Grinders
Weight15 lbManufacturer: Turin Grinders
Power250 W, 110 V; 45 s auto-stopManufacturer: Turin Grinders
Warranty1 yearManufacturer: Turin Grinders

Revision notes

The DF64 has gone through several revisions. Turin's current page sells Gen 2.7 and describes its main change as "a redesigned inner chute with ion generator probes" to reduce static (Turin). The Amazon listing we found from Turin Grinders is titled Gen 2.5, and another Amazon listing is sold under a "DF64 Coffee" brand name. Neither matched the revision and seller we researched, so we link Turin's page instead. Turin's site lists its US authorized retailers (Turin).

What independent testing found

CoffeeGeek's first look (Mark Prince, October 2, 2023) covered an earlier Gen 2 unit with DLC-coated burrs (CoffeeGeek). He found:

  • The plasma/ion generator in the chute reduced static a great deal.
  • Little retention in his use.
  • An all-metal build, with an aluminum adjustment collar.
  • Grinding faster than the Baratza Vario+ and Breville grinders he compared, slightly slower than the Sette 270Wi.
  • A particularly high-pitched sound under load.

He also flagged that the long-term durability of the ion generator was unknown. Gen 2.7 changes that chute design, so treat these findings as a guide, not a test of the current unit.

Will it fit?

DF64 Gen 2.7 beside other single-dose grinders1. Turin DF64 Gen 2.7: 132 mm wide by 254 mm deep; 2. Fellow Opus 2: 130 mm wide by 206 mm deep; 3. Timemore Sculptor 064S: 100 mm wide by 225 mm deepWall610 mm (24 in) counter depth123
  1. 1 Turin DF64 Gen 2.7: 132 × 254 mm (5.2 × 10.0 in), manufacturer
  2. 2 Fellow Opus 2: 130 × 206 mm (5.1 × 8.1 in), manufacturer (source does not say which figure is width; narrower side drawn as width)
  3. 3 Timemore Sculptor 064S: 100 × 225 mm (3.9 × 8.9 in), retailer listing (source does not say which figure is width; narrower side drawn as width)
DF64 Gen 2.7 beside other single-dose grinders. Top view, drawn to one scale from each product’s stated width and depth; the shaded band is a 610 mm (24 in) counter depth, the NKBA planning standard. Leave extra room for cables, lids, portafilter handles and hands. This is a planning aid, not a measurement.

Complete setup

Alternatives

Our recommendation

I'd point espresso-first single dosers with space for it toward the DF64, bought from Turin or a listed authorized seller. Match the revision to the one you researched.

View on Turin's site

We did not link an Amazon listing because none matched this exact revision and seller.

Sources

  1. Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 Single Dose Coffee Grinder — Turin Grinders. Manufacturer. Accessed September 26, 2026.
  2. Turin Grinders US store and authorized sellers — Turin Grinders. Manufacturer. Accessed September 26, 2026.
  3. Turin DF64 Gen 2 Grinder first look — CoffeeGeek. Independent review. Mark Prince, 2023-10-02. Accessed September 26, 2026.
  4. Kitchen Planning Guidelines with Access Standards — National Kitchen & Bath Association. Reference. Accessed September 26, 2026.
  5. Opus 2 Conical Burr Grinder — Fellow. Manufacturer. Accessed September 26, 2026.
  6. TIMEMORE Sculptor 064S All-Purpose Grinder (120V) — 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters. Retailer listing. Accessed September 26, 2026.