Chestnut S3

It's one of those things that will be personal preference. Both C5 ESP and S3 ESP are listed as having 0.015 mm adjustments per click. So they will be able to dial in similarly to find your ideal grind settings for espresso shots. They do use different burr sets. The C5 ESP uses the S2C-042-III. The

Electric grinders come with their own issues from inconsistency due to heat, especially lower tier models. So an electric grinder will not necessarily give you better cups or more consistency. The Timemore C3 ESP is an okay-ish grinder. The grind quality is decent, but the cup profile is not everyon

this is incorrect, and you quite obviously must have misundestood something even the review you have linked clearly states: "Crucially, this (S3 ESP) grinder uses completely different burrs from the S3" also here you can clearly see the burr difference for espresso, the S3 ESP is the way to go, and

https://pullandpourcoffee.com/timemore-chestnut-s3-hand-grinder-review/amp/ Dia bilang buat espresso, technically possible sih. Tp mnrt gw gas aja. Itu 1.8 murah bgt

I have Timemore Chestnut S3 and I love so much. Although might not be suitable for espresso - I use it for v60.

Hi, yeah, I wrote it more for people in general cause this is one of the only few posts about S3 esp in English if you try to Google it. Still close to none actual reviews. Most of those on UK and Us Amazon are clearly and erroneously about different Timemore models. It must be confusing for most po

The Shardor 64 is a relatively new product that has become the gold standard for budget electric grinders. You don’t get any guarantees on customer service or reliability, like you do with the Baratza Encore ESP, but the 64mm flat burr set gives you a relatively large platform for upgrades. AFAIK, t