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Coffee grinders for espresso range from $100USD to $4000USD. Cheapest one's will be hand grinders and given your working on a De'Longhi Dedica EC685 -- You are in the budget range of espresso. Look into hand grinders, it'll take 30+ seconds & a bit of an arm workout but you'll get a good cup of espr

I am a big fan of the basic 1Zpresso JX model. It is right around that price range and it is a really well built hand grinder. I get really good consistent grinds for my aero press.

I have no idea of the pricing in Poland, but the 1Zpresso J-Ultra is a hand-grinding star; and the KinGrinder K6 manual grinder well-regarded for its quality/output/price value ratio.

I am extremely happy with my recent purchase of a J-ultra. It's about 30 seconds to grind the 17-19g I use in a shot. 1zpresso build quality is very nice, comes with a case and cleaning tools, super easy to use and the adjustment steps are suitably fine so you can dial in a ristretto or a normal sho

Yeah fair point! The original post with the information is here. I replaced the bearings on my J-Ultra after they started to rust. The shaft bearings are 19x10x5mm and the top bearings is 14x8x4mm. I pruchased two W61800-2RS1 SKF for the shaft and a SMR148-2RS ZEN. Both sealed, stainless steel; upra

I'd recommend going for delonghi ecp 35.31, if you want I can share the number of a distributor, I got it for ~16k, however you need a gst number for this. It is much better than ecp890. You can pair it with a 1zpresso j ultra (top end hand grinder, ~18k) / Baratza encore esp (most reliable auto gri

It works and you will have crema but the flavour is lacking. I also have the timemore c2s and the timemore c5esp and recently got the 1zpresso j manual and the kingrinder P2 . All ordered from amazon-uae . If you want good flavour i suggest the following in chronological order , number one is being