Chestnut S3

Yeah I was doing a bit of Gemini-ing for my own curiousity. Respectfully, I still don't really think the constraints here make sense (eg if you're going an extended period, then coffee bean weight itself gets pretty substantial). If I had to do something within the confines, here's some LLM-generate

The TIMEMORE Chestnut S3. Still kinda sad. They say it is also for espresso and for the price of 170€ for a hand grinder, I was really expecting it to work. I mean it worked after maxing every aspekt to get pressure, but that also means I have not a lot of room to play with to optimize taste while s

for espresso, if wanting to use an S3-type of grinder, instead of your Chestnut ESP, you should use the S3 ESP, which is designed specifically for espresso - it has a different octagonal espresso-focused burr, compared to the base S3, which is only designed for "espresso" using pressurized baskets a

Lol, yeah I'm fortunate enough to have multiple hand grinders. 1 for espresso only (JX Pro), 3 for pour over (S3, X Pro) are the ones I use the most, ZP6 for special beans only. And I have 1 relegated to mokapot duty (C3 Esp Pro) and 1 relegated to cold brew duty (C3s Pro). No more tinkering with gr

I don't own Femobook A2, however after watching being reviewed by Lance Hedrick, seems a decent budget friendly entry level grinder for espresso. It's also portable and already electric grinder. I also own Timemore S3, like you said, too coarse for espresso, unless maybe Timemore S3 esp. Haven't tri