Manual Coffee Grinder with CNC Stainless Burr and 24-Step Dial
A manual grinder for buyers who want the burr to do the work rather than a motor. The conical burr is CNC-cut from 420 stainless steel and sits on a dual-bearing centre shaft, so the crank turns without side play. A numbered dial with click detents sets the gap in 24 steps, from espresso at the fine end to cold brew at the coarse end. The body is all metal and the crank knob is walnut. Four finishes are listed: black, iron grey, champagne and green, with the burr available in either a five-star or six-star profile.
$29.35
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One grinder, four finishes
Black, iron grey, champagne and green share the same barrel, with a knurled band where your hand closes around it. The champagne version is fitted with a paler maple knob; the other three carry walnut.
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The burr is the part that matters
The supplier machines this cone from 420 stainless on a CNC line, and offers it in two profiles. The five-star burr scores 5 for pour-over, 4 for espresso and 4.5 for moka; the six-star scores 5 across all three. Fines come in under 4% and 3% respectively on washed Yirgacheffe, and under 5% and 4% on natural beans.
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24 clicks, numbered on the dial
The adjuster under the barrel has a numbered ring and a click detent at each position, so a setting you liked can be found again. The arrows on the collar mark which way is finer and which is coarser. Nothing is stepless, which is the point: on a hand grinder a click you can count beats a gap you have to feel.
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Which click for which brewer
The supplier's own guide puts espresso at 0 to 5, moka at 5 to 10, pour-over at 10 to 20, French press at 20 to 25 and cold brew at 20 to 24. Treat it as a starting point rather than a rule — the note on the chart says to fine-tune from there. Note the French press band runs to 25 while the dial's last marked position is 24.
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Two bearings, no side play
The centre shaft runs in two bearings rather than one bushing. That is what keeps the cone turning on its own axis instead of wobbling, and a wobbling cone is the usual reason a hand grinder produces a mix of coarse chunks and dust in the same dose.
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Walnut knob on a bent crank
The knob is turned hardwood, and the crank arm is bent rather than straight so the knob sits closer to your palm through the whole rotation. The arm and the collar are anodised to match the body.
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Comes apart without tools
The barrel, burr, shaft, spring and washers separate by hand — no screwdriver, no pins to lose. Grinders get retired because old grounds go rancid in the corner of the burr housing, not because the burr wears out, so being able to reach that corner is the feature.
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Four finishes on the shelf
Black and iron grey are the two plain finishes; champagne is a warmer metallic and green is the odd one out. Price follows the burr more than the finish: the six-star is ten yuan more than the five-star on the same colour. Green is the exception — the supplier prices it with the six-star even though it ships with a five-star burr. A five-star and a six-star grinder look identical from the outside, so the two are separated by SKU on this page.
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Boxed twenty to a carton
Each unit ships in a printed gift box. Export cartons hold 20 pieces at 12.5 kg net and 14 kg gross, measuring 37.5 × 30 × 38 cm. The carton is marked for black, iron grey and champagne, and ticked for six-star or five-star burr, so a mixed order arrives already sorted.
Specifications7 of 7 dimensions carry a verified value.
PricePer unit, ex-works. Freight quoted separately.
$29.35
Product typeWhere the model is designed to be used
accessories
Machine typeAs classified by the supplier
Manual hand grinder
Housing materialBody and panel material
All metal, walnut crank knob
Packaging optionsCarton types offered in bulk
20 pcs per carton, 12.5 kg net / 14 kg gross, 37.5 × 30 × 38 cm
Burr materialGrinder only
CNC-cut 420 stainless steel, conical
Grind settingsGrinder only
24 click steps
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Where it works
Home kitchen
Quiet enough to use before anyone else is up, and no socket needed.
Travel and office
No power, no cord — it goes in a bag and works anywhere.
Small cafe
A backup when the main grinder is set up for a different brew method.
Questions before you order
Is it electric?
No. It is a hand grinder — you turn the crank. There is no motor, no battery and no cord.
What is the difference between the five-star and six-star burr?
The six-star profile scores higher on the supplier's own chart: 5 for espresso, moka and pour-over, against 4, 4.5 and 5 for the five-star. It also produces fewer fines.
Can it grind for espresso?
Yes. The supplier's guide puts espresso at 0 to 5 clicks, the finest end of the dial.
How do I clean it?
The barrel, burr, shaft, spring and washers come apart by hand, so you can brush out the grounds that collect under the burr.
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