Skerton Pro

I started with a Hario Skerton Pro hand grinder ($55 USD), which was fun. I used it daily for a few years but then switched to a DF54 electric grinder ($200+ USD). I recommend the Hario Skerton Pro if you’re just starting out and not sure if this is a short term or long term passion. Otherwise, if y

Hario skerton pro. Great little grinder and can be fitted with a regular mason jar

ha érdekel, van egy eladó, konkrétan 3-szor használt hario skerton pro-m.több dolog miatt is sokkal jobb, mint a mini mill. sajnos nagyon kicsi a kezem, ezt pedig normál tenyérhez méretezték, kizárólag ezért tettem félre, szívem szerint ezt használnám.

For a 100-150 usd budget and Moka pot use, consider the Baratza Encore is electric, reliable, versatile or Capresso Infinity. If you don’t mind hand grinding, the Hario Skerton Pro is solid too. Look for a removable hopper so you can store grounds and avoid noisy early-morning grinding. These option

If you're not opposed to a small hand grinder, the Hario Skerton Pro is decent without breaking the bank. It's big enough you can grind for 2-3 cups easily, and it comes with a lid for the grinding jar, so you can grind more ahead if you want (maybe during downtime while chatting/watching a show) an

Hario skerton pro + power drill with 7mm nut setter hario skerton pro is a hand cranked burr grinder. It does a really good job grinding to your specific need. The only hard part is dialing it in to your desired grind