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Yeah no, the kingrinders are excellent hand grinders for a fraction of the price. My wife got the bambino and we've been using the K2 grinder with good results. She's been making by far the best americanos I've ever had

Checkout Kingrinders but you would need to source them from abroad,not recommend the cheap ceramic burr grinders or the china copy ones. My friend had a kingrinder k2 i can ask him if he wants to sell and if you're willing to buy!

Consider a better quality hand grinder such as Kingrinder K2 or K6. It will be much easier to dial in than your P0.

I appreciate your feedback. I actually submitted a return for the distribution tool because your comment pushed me over the edge with that accessory. The Mokkom is my first electric grinder. I used a KINgrinder K2 for 4 years for French press only, so I really don’t know what to compare it to. I hav

Thank you all for your amazing feedback! You have all given really good advice and made even better points and choices. The variety of coffee users and lovers who enjoy a cup of joe was insightful and helped me make up my mind. I will make a last attempt at fixing my old coffee grinder. If that fail

Thank you all for your amazing feedback! You have all given really good advice and made even better points and choices. The variety of coffee users and lovers who enjoy a cup of joe was insightful and helped me make up my mind. I will make a last attempt at fixing my old coffee grinder. If that fail

Totally understand you, I would highly suggest getting K6 even if you can, because with k6 you wont feel the need of upgrading later in the future. Because with k6 its like you're buying a premium grinder for a cheaper price ,its not entry level . But totally get you in also started with 12k timemor

Kingrinder P1 or P2. Those are the cheapest I'd get.Kingrinder K2, K6, or K7 if you can spend a bit more. They are sturdier and can fit more coffee.

There are a few reasons to buy a grinder. You can't make "proper espresso" without dialling-in. You can't really dial-in without a grinder (because "dialling in" is mainly choosing the right grind setting) You can make espresso with a pressurized basket using pre-ground coffee. No need to dial-in gr

Thank you all for your amazing feedback! You have all given really good advice and made even better points and choices. The variety of coffee users and lovers who enjoy a cup of joe was insightful and helped me make up my mind. I will make a last attempt at fixing my old coffee grinder. If that fail