My recommendation is to not bother with hand grinding your coffee 🫶 Slow, loud, tedious, not as romantic as you think it is. Rather elevate your coffee beans pulverization game and look for coffee bean crushers

I have a Timemore Chestnut C2 and it's solid. Had it 2 years now with no issues.

I am not currently, but before my next 2lb bag of grounds is through, I want to. The simplicity of the Mason Jar mounted hand grinder appeals to me.

I use two river stones warmed by the first sunlight of dawn to hand grind my beans one at a time while I sun my taint 🥰

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I like Baratza grinders. They are durable, and repair parts are readily available, or they'll repair it for you if it breaks. Mine is 15 yrs old and works like a champ.

A Hand grinder goes well with the aero press coffee maker.

Hand grinding is primal, I love it. Eliminates plastic and electric waste.

Hario makes a nice hand grinder for $40 that has legit ceramic conical burrs so you can get a precise grind size. https://www.stumptowncoffee.com/products/hario-mini-slim-plus-hand-grinder

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If there's time and resources available, I hand-grind my coffee on the thighs of virgins. If not, I have a couple of older versions of this: https://www.orphanespresso.com/oe-lido-basic-manual-coffee-grinder.html They're older than our kid. Steel conical burrs, replacement/repair parts available, ...

https://a.co/d/04LE4hQQ Been my daily driver for over a year. Well made more price. Upped my coffee game, no regrets.

https://www.sweetmarias.com/easy-adjust-hand-grinder-with-ss-burrs-black.html

Yes, i'm using the "Comandante c40" for more than 5 years now, still sharp, highly recommend.

I am really happy with this one https://blossom.primal.net/12e3c88d94b2672b0f754f1756ec0eaf5b5c4a0c8ae45389ad7c3ae0f3cd90aa.jpg