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I personally prefer yung build ng M40 over the kingrinder k2. Might be personal preference pero I find its build really nice (plus I have relatively large hands so I find the thick body comfortable). Maganda alignment nya and it has a certain charm to me that makes it feel "premium" (probably dahil

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

K6 has external adjustment dial with a mechanical flag that tells you how many rotations have been made. Cool and unique to the Kingrinder line. 16 microns per click and 35g capacity. 7 Star heptagon burr. Brings out acidity - Berry - fruit notes better but still good chocolate notes. More versatile

Tenta ver se seu moedor não ta deixando muitos grãos finos, o meu ta fazendo isso e é uma bosta, precisaria regular mas eu não sei como e eu to triste por isso, parece que a mó ta fora de eixo dai ela moi alguns mais grossos outros mais finos, o meu é um kingrinder k2 aceito dicas pra alinhar essa b

Kingrinder k2 es lo mínimo en manual para Espresso. Baratza encore esp lo mismo pero en eléctrico

Judging from the specs I wouldn't have much hope for using it for non-pressurized espresso. If you have a cheap espresso machine that brews pressurized, it might be OK. The usual recommendation in this sub for a $100 grinder is Kingrinder K6. K2 if your budget is really tight.

I wouldn’t recommend getting the kingrinder k2 since the plate on the bottom gets damaged overtime especially when ur grinding lighter roasts coffee, lance hedrick made a video about it where he compared the k2 against the Q air. I’d much more recommend getting the C5 esp it depends on you if you wa

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.

Kingrinder K2 and 40 clicks from zero. I’ll admit that the grinder is a little confusing so hopefully that made sense.

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