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Question: Can you adjust for coarse vs. fine grind?
Document: I have used this little grinder daily for months now, and it works as well as the day I got it. You can't adjust the grind, but you can grind a bit for coarse or a lot for fine grind (which is what I do). It's quiet enough to use when others are asleep, as long as they aren't in the same room as you while your grinding, of course! Anyway, its easy to clean, just wipe it out and small enough to store easily in the cabinet.
It is very handy. Does it's job perfect. Me and my husband like it very much. The only problem is when grind the coffee into fine powder it sticks at the grinder. otherwise it is fine. Worth buying it.
For everyday use in drip coffee maker, or french press, this workhorse grinder is hard to beat. I absolutely love it.Does not get grind fine enough, in my opinion, for espresso, but that is not what this blade grinder is for.
Lasts much much much longer than the Black and Decker coffee grinder we HAD. I noticed my mom had one from way way waaaaay back and it was still working. So we got this one in hopes of the same thing. Sure, it doesn't have settings for a fine grind or a thick mix. But after a few uses, you'll be able to hear when it's done grinding to your liking. It's also great with dry spices!
OK to make powders of chia and flax seeds, as well as coffee. Does seeds ok but not make a fine powder. A little effort to clean but under the blades takes more creative effort. I quit grinding when it gets hot after steady 15-20 minute use, let it cool a few minutes, then finish. Flax seed oily so I stir build up off the sides and blend more. I tilt it while grinding to mix and reach more to grind finer. It is very easy to use.
This Mr. Coffee Grinder does a very good job of grinding coffee beans to a very fine powder.
This grinder works perfectly for me and grinds my beans into a fine espresso-like powder, just like I want it to!
I love how compact it is. I do not like wasting counter-top space on bulky appliances. Attractive, sleek design on outside. Grounds beans fine enough for my purpose, and also it's not an expensive item.
I bought this for myself after learning about the health benefits of fresh ground flax seeds. I put in a few tablespoons and press; two presses, voila, the seeds are ground very fine. I like the grinder so much I bought another for my mother.
If one isn't careful, it's easy to overgrind and get a fine powder that can clog paper filters.My only gripe is the cleaning chore afterwards. It's not overly time consuming, just an extra annoying step. To clean out the grinding chamber, wipe with a soft tissue or soft cloth. I even use a small brush for this purpose.
Answer: No adjustment is necessary.  It all depends on how long you run it.  I use a medium to fine grind and I count to 10 when I run it.  I've used several burr grinders that are far more expensive and they tend to clog and some of the grind is fine and some course in the same batch.  Right now I'm using a grind-n-brew coffee pot from Cuisinart that my kids gave me but I don't use their grinder.  I use this one.