C3S

tengo 2 timemore, un Chestnut c3s y un Chestnut c5 pro que compré porque la rosca del depósito del café ya molido estaba fallando. los uso a diario para moler entre 40 y 80 gramos, con un promedio de 50grs. el C3 sólo falló por descuidos a la hora de cerrar el molinillo. el c5 muele un poco más rápi

Yo te diría que si buscas algo mas menos consistente, compraría un Timemore Chestnut C3s o un MHW-3 Bomber R3

see I have used all cheap grinders , none of them gave consistent results or worked properly for 6 months.. I got timemore c3s an year back and its really good.. save your money instead of chasing cheapies and get timemore when you can afford.. till that enjoy pre grounded coffee..

es un salto de calidad increible, pero vas a tener que comprar un buen molinillo porque la clave esta en moler muy fino y parejo, yo me compre el Timemore C3S y esta muy bien

My two cents on manual vs. electric grinder! Absolutely in terms of grind quality and consistency, Timemore C3S would be the first choice. I got the same too initially. At the same price range, manual would definitely be better. However, there is a caveat. If you are someone working, business, studi

Personally, it does not have to be expensive not does it have to be a hobby. I used to use a French Press for close to 6.5 years before I switched to Nespresso. I used a TimeMore C3S as well. It was inexpensive, still took 10-15 mins. I did not mind the time, my gripe was that coffee tasted differen

Your cheap grinder is probably not as consistent with grind size/particle distribution which is probably why your coffee tastes bitter (too many fines) but you’re also seeing larger particles (what people in specialty coffee call boulders). As far as technique the only thing to mention is that if yo

get timemore c3s if u want to brew majorly for moka(body) and q air for aeropress or v60(better clarity) and agaro one that u have is inconsistent for eg if u wanna grind the size of v60 u may get coarse fine and med fine i mean all grind in one dosing which is inconsistent for taste whereas good gr

Yes thats a timemore c3sIt does work for an espresso grind and goes finer than that too just not very consistentBut it works out

recommend it only if you're using it for Frenchpress. otherwise a NO. The grind is not even. with you getting some big chunks and some small. instead save up for a couple of months and go for Timemore C3S.