K2

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K2

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Is this grind fine enough for moka? Made with ode gen 1

I have a jar that contains a mix of beans of various grind sizes that are all the excess scraps from my coffee shop whenever we grind beans and overshoot it by a couple grams. Some of it is coarse, some of it is medium, and occasionally some fine espresso grounds end up in there too. I take it home

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Negative_Walrus7925 in r/mokapot

August 9, 2025 12:22 PM

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Newbie to coffee…Is it worth it grinding up fresh beans if you only use moka pot exclusively?

Get a Kingrinder K2 and explore the world of specialty coffee beans out there. Every bean tastes very different. Having a grinder means you're not at the mercy of availability of things as pre-ground and can buy any coffee that sounds intriguing to you.

Negative_Walrus7925 in r/mokapot

August 20, 2025 1:11 PM

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What grinder to get?

Neither. Avoid ceramic burrs. They don’t do a good job and create a lot of fines. Hard to recommend exactly without knowing what your budget is and what availability is where you’re located, but here are some good manual grinders to consider: All-around grinders that do well for all brew methods: -

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SacredUrchin in r/SpecialtyCoffee

June 4, 2026 5:28 PM

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Anyone using an Aeropress and have some tipps/instructions for a more moka pot like coffee

Thanks just tried with 50 (down from 60) clicks from k2 kingrinder and that worked better in terms of mouth feel of the coffee. I think for me the aeropress will be used for lighter roasts for bigger cups and small cups/espresso style for darker roasts. Gotta experiment a bit the coming days :-)

creambyemute in r/mokapot

February 3, 2026 8:02 PM

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New to grinding for Areopress

Hello there! I had a similar problem when I got a new grinder and could not figure out what grind size fits best for my liking. I also do the Hoffmann method and I have a Kingrinder K2, but hopefully the following helps <3 For my grinder instructions, it says to do “60 clicks” for Aeropress, but the

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Mkng-ApplPie in r/AeroPress

March 23, 2026 7:36 PM

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Shall I pull the trigger or invest in an electric?

I got Kingrinder K2 couple of days back to grind for espresso. I am upgrading from Agaro, and boy, grinding it was a breeze! 30 secs tops for a 15g grind. Grinding for pourovers would be even more easier.. 10-15 rotations for a 15g dose. So from that perspective, electric would be an overkill IMO..

CycleDirect5860 in r/IndiaCoffee

April 8, 2026 3:49 PM

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ESPRESSO MACHINE AND GRINDER

doesnt look like good quality. id rather buy a decent low end machine and a good grinder. i have an hibrew h10plus. around 10-15k. may cheaper options but the quality is good enough for starting out sa hobby. then splurge on a good hand grinder. kingrinder k2. good allrounder pwede pang espresso at

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GuiShoii in r/CoffeePH

March 19, 2026 8:45 AM

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Grinder Recos

hand grinder nalang mas capable (kingrinder k2 up? 1zpresso, etc.

Komplexxxxxx in r/CoffeePH

April 12, 2026 12:21 PM

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Grinder suggestions

I have a under $100 Kingrinder K2 and it works pretty well for Moka and expresso (flair neo). That is of course if you're not against a hand grinder.

ArtRa87 in r/mokapot

April 27, 2026 9:47 PM

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