K2

I have the kingrinder K2 and feel your pain, maybe i can get a portable drill for it

I am happy with my K6. The finest settings are a real struggle so I use an electric drill to do the work. I bought myself the K6 instead of the K2 or another because it was the most I felt like I could spend on myself as a treat. I'm happy I chose it. It holds a reasonable amount of coffee. I use it

I had a very similar experience when I switched to Kingrinder from a cast iron grinder. I got the K2, and is so much easier to grind and taste of coffee is always consistent!

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..

For espresso, at least the Kingrinder K2. Although the P2 can do it, it allows for fewer adjustments, so a step may be too fine and the next step too coarse, not that good for dialing in. Also, the capacity is lower and the grinding a bit harder.

Günstig geht bei Kaffeezubehör bei einem bei 20€, bei dem anderen bei 200€ los. Ich habe mal mit einer Melitta Molino angefangen (45€), für Frenchpress und Filter alles in Ordnung. Handmühlen sind bei 50€ von Kingrinder ganz gut, K1, K2, K6 (teurer, 99€), da muss man für eine normale French Press Do

I'll go for kingrinder k2 if kaya or bumaba sa budget mo. It feels really good to grind with and relatively easy for espresso. Solid din yung build for the price

I have a DF64 with SSP high uniform (HU) and sweet cast burrs. About 1000 espressos back I did a massive test on Kingrinder handgrinders and loved the coffee (and ease of use) of the K2 and never went back. The DF64 requires a ton of puck prep and even then it will channel often. The K2 never channe

Not that you asked me, but the only way I think you can stick with the hand grinder is to get a drill, if yours would somehow hook up to a drill, otherwise, just get a better electric grinder. I think the DF64 is decent for entry level. Yes, you can hook up a Kingrinder K6 manual grinder to a drill.

Grinding light roasts for espresso on a hand grinder daily will get you unreasonably buff. My Kingrinder K2 made me sweat many times.