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Question: The description says "features adjustable settings from fine to coarse". How do you adjust it?
Document: Remove the drawer and assess the grind characteristics. If it is too fine or too coarse for your purpose, adjust as required and repeat until it is as desired. The grinder is now ready to use.Normal usage: Add coffee beans to the bowl and turn the handle to grind, then remove the drawer and remove the ground coffee.
Pros:1) Grind size is pretty good for me as it is not too coarse, and not too fine.Cons:1) The grinder jams quite often. The harder the bean, the more it jams.2) The screw securing the handle comes loose quite often, even after tightening with an adjustable wrench.3) Sometimes small bits of grind come flying out of the grinder, but I guess this is common for grinders that don't have a top cover.
I absolutely love this grinder! I have an electric coffee grinder and I'm not gonna lie, it sucks. The consistency of the grind is terrible. But this manualGrinder is amazing! Perfect consistency every time. Fully adjustable. From coarse grind to espresso fine grind. If you don't mind taking a few extra minutes out of your morning to use this grinder to grind a perfectly consistent grind for a great cup of coffee, this is the grinder for you.
I love the rustic look! Besides grinding coffee, it works great for dried spices, coarse salt, peppercorns, etc.. I can also tell you that it's built very sturdy, as it accidentally fell off the top of my refrigerator and it didn't break!The only assembly is the handle, which is simple to attach. However, it takes some practice to set it to the desired grind (fine or coarse)...and you have to remove the handle to adjust the gear.
Pros:CheapNo electricity needed.It grinds to coarse OR to Turkish coffee style, you can adjust pretty easily.Small enoughLooks old schoolVery simple to use and adjustWhen i grind with this, the house smells so gooooood like fresh coffee beansCons:Small drawer at the bottom, but one full one is enough for 1 person in my french press.Plastic grinder parts, not metal.
Although the market now has electric grinders, I still love this little jewel. I grew up in Italy and always saw family and friends grind their coffee (I know, stereotypical right?). I bought it over a year ago, while in Uni and it still works to day.You may experience some issues with the metal insert that adjusts the grinding (coarse to fine). This usually happens when the top screw isn't tight enough or properly inserted.
Total time: about 10 secondsConstruction:  The actual grinder assembly appears to be of cast iron with a tapered burr rotating inside a stationary sleeve. The handle, bowl, and support / adjustment mechanism are of stamped steel. The burr and handle are connected by a steel shaft. The housing is made of painted hardboard. The drawer is made of unpainted hardboard.Grind Adjustment:  The coarse to fine adjustment of the grind is accomplished by loosening the handle, then holding the shaft while turning an adjustment washer.
Wrote that "I like it", because I do. It's nostalgic. It does do a nice fine grind if so desired (easy turn of a threaded knurled nut to adjust).I've used it for one bag of coffee so far. It's best when one has some extra time. It's people-powered! So it's not instant. It's much quieter than my growling electric  version which wakes everyone up.If you have bad wrists due to carpal issues -- this is not for you --!
The color is rich, and the metal bowl is smooth and glossy inside and out. I hadn't been able to read the little metal tag when I saw it online, but was tickled to see that it says "CAFE".I ran some coffee beans through it to check it out. I have to say that I do not understand at all the reviews that say the grounds aren't fine enough. This was grinding the beans into a powder! The adjustment to coarser ground is very simple.
This is super cute! I ordered it for a gift and would like to keep it. The bowl for the beans is a beautiful metal and the copper plate that says &#34;coffee&#34; is a nice touch.
Answer: You remove a nut on the top, take off the crank and turn the dial.