Hario Skerton Plus Ceramic Coffee Mill, 100g, Glass

As expected

Hace su cometido con mucha eficacia. Es el nuevo modelo mejorado, más estable, con una pieza metálica añadida que le da más firmeza a las muelas. Consigues diferentes grados de molido, ahora bien si lo quieres fino terminarás con agujetas en los brazos. Solución:le quito la manivela, le pongo una tuerca, y con una llave de vaso acoplada a un taladro hago el molido como si fuera eléctrica. Un saludo

Muito satisfeito!! De fácil manuseio.

Awesome coffee grinder! I use this for my french press and it works perfectly. It might take some experimentation to get the right grind coarseness dialled in but once you do the grinds are very consistent. Something to keep in mind is that this is not the fastest way to grind your coffee... A 1/2 cup of beans takes a few minutes of constant grinding and switching between tired hands. I only use it for my weekend coffee so it's not a problem for me but I might look for something else if I was going to use it every morning. (hint: creative use of a nut, a few washers and a drill with a socket bit make grinding infinitely easier but probably won't be great for the life expectancy of the grinder...) Definitely a very well-built and handy tool. I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

Ich LIEBE diese Mühle! Der Mahlgrad lässt sich individuell einstellen, was superpraktisch ist (ich nutze den gemahlenen Kaffee für eine French Press). Die Mühle ist leichtgängig, v.a. wenn man die gummierte Unterseite auf eine Tischplatte, o.ä. stellt und sie dann zum Mahlen gut festhält. Insgesamt eine sehr hochwertige Verarbeitung und absolut ihren Preis wert. Darüber hinaus kann man mit dieser Kaffeemühle einen kleinen Beitrag zum Umweltschutz leisten, wenn man ein Gerät ohne Strom benutzt. ;o) Last, but not least trainiert man gleichzeitig, während man die Bohnen „mühlt“ & hat dann schon ein bisschen was von dem Kuchen abtrainiert, den man vielleicht gleich zu seinem Kaffee genießen möchte. ;o)

I went from using an electronic blade grinder to this grinder. It’s wonderful for grinding to a consistent size. It does take awhile to grind but since I’m grinding just for myself that’s okay. My arms got a little tired at the beginning but they’re getting better. I don’t often need the rubber gasket to keep it from moving since I sit and watch the news while grinding. I just hold it in my lap. Even if I grind on the counter with the gasket it doesn’t keep still but that’s okay too. I paid a lot of attention when I took it apart the first time because I wanted to get it back together correctly. There’s a tiny clear gasket in it that could easily get lost so I put all the small parts in a little pinch cup to make sure they stay in one place. The only other thing that’s interesting but probably true of most is that the top screwnut unscrews as I grind and I refasten it a couple of times while I’m grinding. It holds about 2/3 cups of unground coffee beans in the top and takes me awhile to grind them but that makes two to three days of grounds for the amount of coffee I make in a day. I love the simplicity of the process. And I can grind coffee even if the power is out. All told... I love it.