cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/164693

Does anyone have a good suggestion for a manual coffee grinder? I have heard folks discuss the Peugeot grinders, but I want to see about alternatives.

  • m8725279@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I really enjoy the heptagonal 1zpresso Q2 for Aeropress and V60. I picked it because it fits inside the Aeropress plunger and seemed better than other grinders at similar price range in AliExpress. For these use cases grinding is smooth and not slow, and if I have to nitpick cons: removing the handle leaves it open, so I am planning to 3D print a cap, and the numbers on the clicking system do not align with the actual zero so you have to count clicks, or remember where the zero point is. If you pick the Q2S, the handle will also fold. If size is not a constraint, also consider Kingrinder K2/4/6, seem like good options.

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    1 year ago

    I have a Kinu m47 which I’ve using for 4-5 years now. I do use it for pourover exclusively so I did shell out extra for the pourover burrs that they have but I can’t complain about the cups that I’ve been getting out of it.

  • nick@campfyre.nickwebster.dev
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    1 year ago

    I love 1zpresso’s grinders. My JX-Pro is a real beast but there are different grinders for different types of coffee. For example, the 1zpresso ZP6 (which is back in limited stock) is largely considered the best hand grinder for modern speciality filter coffee.