Eureka Mignon Specialita Tilted Base 10/12/14deg

The original model is a fantastic idea, yet I it lacked the PCB holder. Instead of adding a tilted stand to your grinder, just replace the original base. As a benefit, the button is moved to the front left, which at least for me is preferable position.

Original author was kind enough to share the step file with me, so here I am, sharing my improvements with the world.

Mounting instructions are same as original, i.e: the same screws, just a new binder.

Print in your favourite material, I am able to print without brim but your mileage may vary. 

I got best results with PETG, 0.15mm height, 1.02 overextrusion for extra rigidity, 0.04mm thick fuzzy edge on the outside painted with smart fill for a nice ‘frosted’ finish (TBH, this is my default for all prints - nicely hides layers)

I present you with three inclinations:

• 10 degrees is my photo. Better stability, better feeding of coffee from stock hopper
• 12 degrees - midway throug
• 14 degrees - original model. Possibly lower retention, but worse cofee feeding from stock hopper.

I have created a compatible tray - print tray in 0.2 layer height for best results, and attach 3mm silicone cabinet bumpers or similar to bottom of your grinder.

Onshape project here.

• Added PCB holder
• Adjusted outside fillets to match grinder
• Improved dimensions to match original base
• Improved screw hole sizes for easier access with fat screwdriver
• made front of the base vertical for easier attachment of trays
• Added slot for click connection of trays from the bottom
• Removed the need for bridges/supports in the back of the model
• Lowered the lenght of perimeters for faster print time
• added lower lip for the switch hole
• Added big inside fillet to the base to (hopefully) lower the “Benchy Hull Line effect”