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Or Timemore Chestnut series for something a bit better construction
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Knock Aergrind is good, but pricey
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I've got one of these that I'm pretty happy with. The grind is quite consistent and seems to be able to go from cafetiere right down to Turkish. It's not super small so possibly not the best for backpacking, but good to put in a cupboard at work.
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I have a new MHW-3bomber R3 hand grinder I don't really need. has been unboxed but not used.
cheapest price i saw was £68 on aliexpress (£82ish on their own site with code, £109 on amazon) so £50 shipped?
bit of a newer/emerging brand but there's a fair bit of discussion about the grinder on various forums if you google it.
it's very nicely engineered.
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Another +1 for the KINGrinder p series. Picked one up for my ex and was seriously impressed with it for the money. Plastic body keeps weight down for backpacking too.
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Any suggestions for an inexpensive, small grinder for filter? It'll be kept at work so can't get away with anything that won't fit in to a cupboard. It'd be ideal if it was small enough to chuck in a backpack for travelling.
I've got a Krups thing that I've had for years but it's a bit rubbish and inconsistent so I'd like to relegate it to spice use only.
I guess I probably want a hand grinder with that brief?
Extra points if you have one that you'd like to sell me.