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Sean Visitor	Rancilio commercial grinder MD40 - 2008/02/26 13:28 Hi everyone, I own a Silvia and a Rocky from whole latte love. Has anyone encountered or had any experience with the Rancilio Commercial grinders such as the Rocky MD40. The MD 40 was made for a light volume cafe while the MD5 0 and MD 80 respectively were made for high volume cafes. Have given thought to the possibility of using the Rocky MD 40 as a home grinder with one's Silvia. EDITOR JUMPS IN: Sean, Steve, a.k.a. Roman of Toronto, Ontario: We have switched over to REGISTERED USERS only for the forum because of all your personality shifts -- you see, your IP address is recorded with all your guest posts...So. in order to play here - you have to actually be one person consistently - but you have demonstrated that you are not capable of that... so hasta la vista...
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