K6

It is a cheap filter coffee grinder. you can only brew with pressurized basket with it. Kingrinder K6 is surely one of the best low price you can get new, but manual. the K1 is really the cheapest. You might still have better result with really fresh coffee ( less than 4 weeks old) but really the gr

Thanks :) It's conical, and I know it's not a good grinder, but I've used the Kingrinder K6 before and the result weren't better.And about the beans, I do know after this post I'll have to buy some new beans to compare, and maybe you were right and I don't like em. Or these are just some bad superma

Had a Chestnut C3 Esp it was decent and definitely grinds for espresso, but most would suggest a Kingrinder K6 grinder probably, just make sure you really want to grind manually as it's a pain in the ass especially lighter roasted stuff, it's definitely a workout!

I seem to be in a similar place as I was quite happy doing 65 clicks for pour over and 25 clicks for espresso until I read 8-16 clicks from zero for espresso. https://completehomebarista.com/guides/kingrinder-k6-grind-settings/ I tried 12 two nights ago. Took for ages to wash through and was one ste

Same for espresso. After doing my writeup on the Kingrinders I put the K6 back in the box and continued using the K2 which I like. It makes great espresso and is absolutely consistent. About a month ago I was trying another type of bean and didn't want to fiddle with the K2 since I use it for my dai