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

My KinGrinder k6 is creating metal dust where the catch cup meets the main body of the grinder. Is this dangerous? I purchased my first manual grinder - a KinGrinder K6 with the hope of getting something affordable but that I could use long-term without needing an upgrade. After a few months of dail

Kinu M47 for me has been phenomenal with the Robot. Had a Kingrinder K6 to start with but the M47 is in a whole different league. Well worth the investment and don’t see myself needing anything else.

I have the Kinu Simplicity and I’m happy with it. Going to the Classic it’s only aesthetics difference. Often overlooked, but for me the fix handle in a big plus. I previously own a KinGrinder K6, the small play created by the not fix handle is annoying compared to a fix one. Also, construction wise

Klar, fast alle Espresso Mühlen schaffen dass, ab Kingrinder k6/timemore C3, also auch Kinus usw, aber ich bezweifle ob das mit Handkraft so geil geht. Würde da fast eine billigere elektrische Vorschlagen, keine Ahnung ob die Baraza Encore esp reicht, aber eine Df54 sollte es hinbekommen

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

If you cant find any review about something, best to not buy it. Also, as per checking, this looks like a Timemore knockoff. And Timemore sells non-plastic grinder for a decent cost. For a 100€ you can probably get a Kingrinder K6 too or one of Timemore's top grinder all made with steel burr and alu

The Baratza Encore ESP is a popular alternative. Baratza is known for their customer service and repairability if that is important to you. The DF54 is great but it is known to have some QC issues at times. I would definitely get the newer V4 if possible if you go that route. With that said, I run t

So I got the kingrinder k6 hand grinder and im struggling...im using lavazza super crema dark roast 18g and 34 clicks and its bitter ...do u have a suggestion of how to do this

I got a Kingrinder K6 and I'm kinda unhappy about the dosing ritual but that would equally apply to a single dose electric. The cranking itself is fine, it's not like I make 5 coffees in a row or anything. Now if one IS making several coffees routinely I can see the problem.