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TIMEMORE Chestnut C3S Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Grind Setting
Featuring adjustable settings and smooth operation, this grinder includes easy-clean parts and maintenance accessories.
Featuring adjustable settings and smooth ...
Featuring adjustable settings and smooth operation, this grinder includes easy-clean parts and maintenance accessories.
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C
This is my first coffee grinder. I like it and it works. I like being able to control how fine the coffee grind is. The color is cute and matches our other pots.
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Love it. Definitely worth the price
V
Solid construction and precise parts fit. Bur is aligned and grinds consistently fine grounds. Outer surface is rugged and will not slip in your hands. What surprised me is how fast you can grind beans even at the finest setting. This product is superior to two other grinders I had which were from Java press and Hario. Real gem. Had it for a year and no cons so far.
J
it is very nice looking and not too bulky. it works simply and well. going back and forth between preferred grinds, just make sure to remember your number of clicks!
FAQ
Why is the dial of the adjuster too loose to adjust the coarseness?
This could be because the spring or the burrs may be stuck. Try to hold the body and shake the handle slightly until you hear a click. This click indicates that the spring or burrs have loosened. If this doesn't work, please turn the dial counterclockwise until it's been removed. Then disassemble the shaft and burrs, and put them back together again.
How do I grind?
- Remove the container and cover the handle.
- Hold the container and the main body, then adjust the dial to the desired grind size.
- Put back the container, and open the lid.
- Load some coffee beans into the bean chamber.
- Put the lid back on, hold the main body, and rotate the crank handle clockwise until all the beans are ground.
- Finally, remove the receiver to collect your ground coffee.
How do I adjust the grind?
1 Click = Rotate 1 Click
e.g. 0.7 Circle = START POINT and Rotate to 7
1.2 Circle = START POINT and Rotate 1 Circle, then rotate to 2
Espresso = 7-8 Clicks
Pour Over = 13-16 Clicks
French Press = 16-20 Clicks