title_body: Is my new Baratza Virtuoso producing too many fines?
upvoted_answer: The Problem with Consumer Burr grinders
  
  Burr grinders (that aren't of a very high or industrial quality) generally do not produce even grinds. I usually recommend a spinning blade grinder to the home barista for this reason.
  
  Evaluating Your Grinds
  
  You indicated that you will be using a drip machine with a paper filter. In my opinion, based on what I can see in the picture where the machine has been broken in, I think that these grinds are fine for a paper filter drip machine. There are a decent number of fine grinds, but I think it's alright for your purposes. If you plan to use another type of machine though, it may not be.
  
  If you were using an espresso machine or a french press, you would have problems here (which I will not get into here). This might even be true for a permanent filter drip machine.
  
  My Assessment
  
  If you know that you are only going to use this for paper filter drip coffee, keep it. It seems to be pretty good for this purpose.
  
  If you ever want to branch out into espresso or french press coffee, I recommend returning it and getting a better one.
  
  Final Notes
  
  Remember it all comes down to you and taste. If you are satisfied with the taste of the coffee, then be happy with your grinder. If you aren't, or want to get as close to perfection as possible, then consider something else.