K6

My brother Really good hand grinders exist. I have a kingrinder k6 and it grinds perfectly for literally every type of coffee. You can get a great manual grinder and not break the bank. That being said, if you care about freshness, youre better off going with a manual grinder, a small digital scale

You’ll probably get mixed opinions on this one. If you’re just starting out it’s totally fine and definitely better than a blade grinder. Ideally you grind right before but if that’s not an option, work with whatcha got for now. You can get a great hand grinder for reasonable prices, and it’s fine f

Kingrinder K6 should be able to do both and is generally well recommended.

Kingrinder K6, seems nice enough? Had a P2 already for travel but it became our main grinder when our other one broke and wanted something a bit faster for mulitple-persons worth of coffee

Denolnghi ecp 34 ili dedica su ti najbolje za home espresso. Stvarno zavisi šta želiš praviti sebi, ali u svakom slučaju najbolji aparati sa najboljim "steam wandom" ili ti ga onim pipkom sto grijes mlijeko. U svakom slučaju naručiti sa temua neki bottomless portafliter i double basket za isti. Oni

What's your definition of cheap? Someone may correct me but the current consensus is that the Kingrinder K6 is probably your best choice.

I have done a lot of research on Kingrider K6 with a moka pot. The bottom line is that the 60-70 click recommendation on the Kingrinder K6 is a bit too coarse for a moka pot. You should try a max of 60 clicks, and then start reducing 3 clicks everyday so you can find the right spot for your specific

I have a Niche Zero, which I find excellent with the La Pavoni. I also have a Kingrinder K6, which I use when I need to be quiet (or with my Picopresso). It's also excellent. I used that exclusively for a few weeks while I loaned the Niche to a friend. I got used to the extra hand grinding process a

Most grinders being released lately are single dose and don't even have a hopper. But you can simply ignore the hopper and single dose, meaning exactly what you guessed, weigh the beans and grind them all at once. If you really like the convenience of storing the drip beans in the hopper, you could

I don't think you need an electric grinder if you primarily drink pourovers. You also won't get a good electric grinder under 15k. I suggest you get something like a kingrinder k6 or the 1zpresso X-Ultra. Both would be a significant improvement over the c2.