Thank you very much for your reply.  Great day in the morning!  I just wanted 
to be able to have my one glorious cup of cappuccino in the morning, and it may 
take me all day to get there!  But, get there I shall. I just did another shot 
on a finer setting, and it seemed to take LONGER than 28 seconds, but there was 
still not much crema.  I'm getting too wired to try any more tonight ---.  
Tomorrow is another day.  I appreciate your input.

Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 22:06:24 -0400From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
Re: Ginder settings
Go finer. 3 oz in 18 seconds is too course. I don't have that grinder, but 
there's really no such thing as an optimal setting. Depends on the coffee, how 
fresh it is, your dosing and distribution, and even the temperature and 
humidity in the room. You have to get your dose, distribution, and tamp 
consistent, have fresh coffee, and then play with the grind until you're closer 
to around 2-2.5 oz in about 23-28 seconds. And it can change day to day with 
the freshness of the beans and the weather. Its always a moving target, so you 
always have to adjust.-Ray
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 9:56 PM, mamafish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have just received my Brewtus II this afternoon.  I read the 2005manual, 
ground my coffee with the new Pasquini K2 doserless, and made2 shots of 
espresso that really weren't too different than that whichI produced with my 
Krups Il Caffe Duomo!  I am wondering if anyone inthe group has this grinder, 
and has found an optimal setting.  Yes, Ican experiment, but wasting my coffee 
beans is sooo painful for me.The K2 came set at "11", but that setting didn't 
produce much crema atall, and the shots took 18 seconds to deliver about 3 oz.  
I changedit to 91/2 but didn't notice any appreciable difference. I recognize 
that tamping is an issue, but I thought I would tacklethat next.  I am short 
and sixty, so I am not sure I am getting enoughleverage and strength to 
approach 30 pounds of pressure, though I gaveit my best effort!  My digital 
bathroom scales only measure "error"when I push on them.Thank you in advance 
for any 
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