Chestnut C3S Pro

well, the Nano 3 is basically a smaller and "more premium" (wooden knob :) version of the Timemore C3s Pro grinder it has the same S2C660 burrs, so the taste profile would be the same as the C3s or even C3 (Pro and non-Pro, all C3/C3s series have the same burrs, and older Nano versions had the C2/C2

I just got the Timemore C3s pro(pro just means folding handle) hand grinder. So far so like. There was a flash sale a couple days ago for $75. The ESP(espresso) model is more adjustable but I ordered a grinder plate with more detents from aliexpress. The build quality is really nice. So far just did

I can vouch for the timemore c3s pro grinds very well, if you wanted more opinions for grind size can go for the pro esp version, if you want more budget go for c2!

I do have a decent grinder, it's a Timemore C3S Pro. I know that it's not great for espresso due to the lack of fine adjustment, but I've gotten great results with it on a friend's machine. My total budget is around 200 euro.

I think that the ESP is focused on espresso machines since it can grind finer than others, that is the only thing that differentiates it from the other Timemore, for the moka pot and other methods, anything other than the ESP is sufficient; I say this because I have done a lot of research in many pl