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

Also ich habe die Timemore Chestnut S3 (da gibts manchmal Angebote, ich hab sie im Juli für unter 100 Euro geschossen) und bin damit mehr also zufrieden. Sie ist super wertig verarbeitet, leicht einzustellen und zu reinigen und liefert (für mich) eine tolles Ergebnis. Bin damit so happy, dass ich ni

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

I have been trying to figure it out all morning as everyone recommends the k6 but i honestly just dislike the look of it lol people had said the timemore s3 esp is better with the updated burrs but i could not find that anywhere, not even the time more website. i had an inkling they just updated the

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

The hand grinder I use is the Timemore S3 ESP and I love it. Great adjustment increments, super consistent grind for around the same as a K6

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