Manual Coffee Grinder, DDSKY Hand Crank Coffee Grinders Vintage Style Hand Coffee Grinder Roller Classic Coffee Mill Hand Crank Coffee Grinders With Brush for Drip Coffee French Press

Will reduce to granules or to powder, if you prefer. I like the feel of grinding the beans with this. Would buy again.

This is an absolutely darling coffee grinder… but for decoration. I purchased it to be used for kitchen decoration which I’m glad it was only for that purpose because this is way too small in my opinion to be used for actual coffee grinding. The box to hold the coffee grounds in can’t be more than 1 1/2” in size, if even that big. Also according to the directions, in order to adjust the grinding pressure and coffee ground mill consistency/ground size you have to adjust the mechanisms - which is a bit of a pain as it says you have to unscrew and undo everything to adjust the needed mechanism part, then you have to put it all back together after that. This has to be done each time you want to adjust the grind. I attempted to adjust this but found it tedious so I put it back together and left it alone. I’m not sure if what I adjusted even changed anything. For the grinder’s appearance it has a beautiful wood colored bottom which it doesn’t look painted but it doesn’t look stained either however still very nice, and the upper metal grinder portion is a very lovely copper color so overall it is a nice piece to look at and I’ve had several compliments on it and it’s been a great conversation piece too. As far as how it’s made I would say it is somewhat well made, and somewhat of nice quality, as it definitely doesn’t look cheaply made in my opinion. However, I can’t give it’s overall quality any high praises for grinding since it is so small and requires taking it apart to adjust it, but it does get high praises for decor purposes. Overall I definitely recommend this if you’re wanting to use it for decoration but if you actually plan on using it for grinding coffee beans, while I’m sure it would get the job done I wouldn’t count on it lasting very long. You as well will have to grind at least a couple batches of beans just to have enough for one cup of coffee because the box that holds the grounds is just too small to hold much of anything. The other thing is if you’re considering purchasing this for travel purposes, it’s small enough for travel but I’d be leery as the wood might break.

Smaller than I thought, but it did meet the sellers description. The problem was in my perspective. Couldn't fully picture the measurements given, but the product was still very nice and and true to it's design detail.

This is my first coffee grinder, at fifty eight years old, and I have no complaints. I also like the way it looks. I've switched to only buying Eight O'Clock whole bean coffee, regular and Columbian, and am using it everyday. Next month I'll buy Nonni's Biscotti's and whipped cream from Amazon, and try the whole beanespresso.I guess that means I'll have to buy an espresso maker from Amazon, too. Grinding whole bean coffee in this thing and drinking it is giving me far less acid reflux, so I don't need to take as many calcium antacids (which I also buy from Amazon), probably because roaches don't get into the whole beans. Thank God for Amazon! It's been my favorite store for twenty years.

This thing is small, would be great if you want to grind 1 cup at a time

Small but very convenient for use.

The box was hardly holding together. The drawer for the coffee isn’t even enough for one shot of espresso and the drawer came apart when I opened it. I would not recommend using this, it’s cute for aesthetic purposes but not a good coffee tool

Nice and decorative. Not super functional as it is small and not very sharp.