Essentially when I looked around it seemed the best hand grinders from people's opinions are the C40 and the ZP6. However, those seem to be to give you a specific flavour profile for light roasts and they're like £200+.
As I didn't want to spend as much as that I looked at Kingrinder and the models that had external adjustment which I wanted and the K6 gets reviewed as something that probably gets you 85% of the value of a C40 for under 50% of the price. I paid £75 delivered.
Landed on a Kingrinder K6 as my home filter grinder, £70 delivered from AliXpress, will report here but the Kingrinder I use in work for Aeropress has been great so far so I'd imagine this one will be even better
@JB Did you end up getting the ZP6? Now that I have a espresso grinder and the machine I don't really have the space for the Ode so looking to replace it with a hand grinder for my CD brews and checking what would be best
I've had my DF64 Gen 2 for like a month and had to do the chute clean up this weekend already. It's a quick job if you know what's wrong but it took me a bit of time to figure it out
Funny how quickly the home espresso shenanigans of the last two weeks have reminded me why I had previously decided to move to a filter only home setup
Essentially when I looked around it seemed the best hand grinders from people's opinions are the C40 and the ZP6. However, those seem to be to give you a specific flavour profile for light roasts and they're like £200+.
As I didn't want to spend as much as that I looked at Kingrinder and the models that had external adjustment which I wanted and the K6 gets reviewed as something that probably gets you 85% of the value of a C40 for under 50% of the price. I paid £75 delivered.