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Porlex over the harío because you can get more grip around it. I have both.
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Porlex is good, these are meant to be similar but less prone to the handle flying off issues that the porlex has.
https://www.coffeehit.co.uk/rhino-hand-grinder.html
Though I use a pentagonal drill bit for my Porlex so it's not been an issue for me.
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No one else here seems to like this one, but I've had zero problems with it in over a decade of use, including adjustments. I've used the Porlex and Hario and both are harder to use.
https://www.amazon.com/Zassenhaus-Espresso-Grinder-Havanna-041002/dp/B0013SRP2O -
I've just bought a Molitta Molino for £45 off Amazon and i'm impressed so far. I've been experimenting with the 17 grind settings for pour over and its very consistent. I'm currently in Milan and will be bringing back a Moka Pot to have a play with also.
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Thanks for the advice chaps - it looks like I need a grinder. Any recommendations? (Cheap is good, because student)