M47 Classic

Or pay 200$ and get a Kinu and you have a manual hand grinder that is the equivalent of a Kafatek MC6 - a 2500$ electric grinder. I’m still amazed by the fact that the MC6 was the only electric grinder that i’ve tried that could match my Kinu M47 Classic

Reddit being reddit.I've owned mine since 09/25/2022, with RX 35 it's somewhat usable (although I think 15 micron/click is pretty coarse compared to the 5 micron/step the Kinu M47 Classic offers with MP&PoB).It's a respected and popular handgrinder (thanks to marketing/endorsement by several people,

Doesn't exactly answer your question but if you enjoy the hand-grinding ritual as I do, nothing thus far beats the tactile feel (smoothness), relative speed or build of a Kinu M47 Classic, which you can get with both an espresso and pourover burr (easy to switch) and which is easy to disassemble and

I use a Kinu M47 Classic manual grinder, there is no clumping in the ground beans.

I currently use a Flair 58+2 lever machine, and a Kinu M47 Classic hand grinder. But as capable as the Kinu grinder is.... I'm sick of hand grinding and next week will buy a WPM ZP1 electric grinder. The WPM grinder is around 1.7 k AUD new and a new Flair 58+2 around 1.2 k. Can't wait to get the new

I’m partial to the Kinu M47 Classic because that’s what I own and very happily use. I don’t own an 1zpresso, but I’m going on the principle of buying the best tool for the job you’re trying to do (owners can weigh in here). The ZP6 is said to be designed specifically for high-clarity, tea-like brews