KINU 40.201001 M47 Phoenix, Stainless Steel, Grey/Black

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Kinu M47 Traveler: Designed for portability, this model has a reduced weight and size but maintains the same burr set and grind quality. The Kinu M47 Simplicity Grinder is the more light weight M47 Kinu grinder, using ABS Plastics on the beans hopper, grinds catcher and uses a silicone o-ring to attach the catcher to the body. Kinu M47 Simplicity Coffee Grinder FEATURES During the actual grinding, you’ll find that it takes very little effort to keep the handle moving. Even a particularly tough bean isn’t too much of an issue. The thumb stop near the top of the grinder makes sure that you’ll have a good grip on the grinder. No death grip required. A bad grind, on the other hand, can result in an uneven extraction that leaves your espresso tasting sour or bitter. While the opening is a bit narrow, it is somewhat shaped like a funnel. I weigh the beans to be ground in a small glass cup, which helps to pour the beans into the grinder without spillage. It can get a bit hairy though if you want to dump beans in straight from the bag, but then again, you should really be measuring what you grind anyways 😉

The Stepless Grinder and morse-cone burr centring technology ensures you have complete control over your grind size with the highest repeatability available on the market. High precision German engineering creates a joyous experience when dialling in your shots or brews. The addition of the thumb rest provides extra comfort when grinding coffee beans compared to the M47 Phoenix. The Simplicity is an excellent middle ground. Its body is made entirely from hardened steel as well as the burrs, bearing mounts, and drive shafts. It also features a plastic thumb stop for additional grip and an ergonomic hand pommel made from ABS plastic.

What are the Kinu M47 grinders for?

M47 Classic - Unique Morse Cone principle fully metal construction, resulting in the auto-centering of the burrs• M47 Simplicity - Unique Morse Cone principle fully metal construction, resulting in the auto-centering of the burrs We strive to ensure that your delivery arrives safely to you, but we understand that sometimes accidents happen outside of our control. One last point of attention should be the grind consistency for very coarse grinds. Grind consistency gets slightly worse the coarser you grind. This, however, is true for all burr grinders to some degree. Even with the best equipment it’s near impossible to break two similar beans down into exactly the same size particles. Larger particles will be ground down, but particles that are smaller (so called fines) have a better chance of bypassing the burrs partially. Verdict Anti-rotational knob – Hold the grinder at the top and rest your thumb on the anti-rotational knob. You will see that you need to apply less pressure and your hand will be more relaxed.

By providing Authority to Leave you agree that the parcel is deemed to have been received when left at your premises. There are three different models in the Kinu M47 series: the Phoenix, the Classic, and Simplicity. But before diving into the details you must know they have something in common and it’s the burr. These three products share the same 47mm burrs and step-less adjustment system, so even though they’re different they will all produce a similar grind quality. You may chose either grinder only, or a set which will come with an additional pour over burr and silicone grip bands. A quality manual espresso grinder is essential to your coffee prep as an alternative to an automated device. The answer to this is a resounding yes. After my rigorous testing, it’s clear that the Kinu M47 still reigns supreme in the manual coffee grinder arena. Its build quality is second to none, and its grind consistency delivers a cup that’s rich in body and complexity, whether you’re pulling an espresso shot or brewing a pour-over.This is also a very versatile method and there are hundreds of recipes that can be made by adjusting variables like grind size and brew time. So, once you have the right tools and creativity, there’s a lot you can do! How to use Kinu M47 grinders? A good grind will result in consistent, uniform coffee grounds that are fine enough to extract all the flavors and aromas from the coffee bean. Coffee must be "Finely" ground. Since espresso is made under heat, having coarse coffee grounds would limit the pressure on the ground coffee and create a poorly extracted shot.• You'd discover this if you've been in the middle of a grind when the arm handle bends or if you notice plastic parts breaking.

Without the quality in place, your coffee grinder will continue to frustrate you and diminish the results that you expect in the cup. Here's what to look out for: The ascension of the grinder to its status as the most crucial piece of brewing gear is well deserved. More Most people believe what they need to get a perfect finish cup is a coffee machine, however, coffee grinders are the actual must-have items. A grinder is a tool for extracting the aroma and taste from coffee beans. It can be bought separately or installed in a machine, like in bean-to-cup coffee machines where the beans are freshly ground before each brew. The grinder should be reliable. It should be able to produce uniform grounds consistently, whether you're grinding once or twenty times a day.•The adjustment is micro-stepped for a finer or coarser grind with every turn of the dial and its key difference in the design is that The Phoenix uses a silicone grip to hold it secure when grinding instead of a thumb stopper. In short, this product offers the best price-quality balance being the first option for beginners and a safe choice for experts. M47 Simplicity These are the Kinu M47 grinder settings that I recommend you use as a starting point when dialing in a new coffee. These grinders produce fresh cups with good taste and texture, so they’re perfect tools for someone looking for a manual coffee grinder for espresso, Chemex, V60, Kalita, Moka Pot, and many other types of coffee prepared by the Aeropress method. You can also experiment with the grind adjustment until you find your favorite fit. Keep exploring trying to open the grinder maximum close point minimum 1 complete turn (360 degrees) and start searching from this point until you get the finish you want. Alternative Brewing, and its agents/delivery partners associated with the delivery of your parcel, do not accept responsibility for any loss or damage that may result from you providing Authority to Leave for your delivery. You agree to release Alternative Brewing from and against any and all claims, demands, liabilities, losses, costs and expenses, including financial and other consequential losses, made, suffered or incurred by you or any other person or entity as a result of your election to choose Authority to Leave for your delivery.