Best Burr Coffee Grinders for Percolator

w/ other c/b grinders, i find this product is very acceptable for the amateur barista.

i got this unit to grind chia seeds (the black ones which have hard shells) and it works wonderfully.

i have read that serious espresso folks prefer a finer grind than this can provide but i'm not a barista, not yet atleast, so i'm loving it so far.

i've been a barista for seven years -- this grinder functions nearly as well as the professional models i've used.

the first i purchased for grinding seeds, ( flax, caraway, etc.), because my small whole grain mill was too much for small seeds and i really didn't want to use the same machine on my spices as i do

if you grind flavored coffees (or, in my case, fresh seed spices) and need to clean it, you might be a little frustrated.

the 18 grind-choice selections makes it easy to customize to your own taste but you won't get a professional result.

i bought this grinder for grinding flax seed , it did the grinding just ok but after few minutes it need resting, it is frustrating since the resting time seem to get longer and longer, kind of

if you grind flavored coffees (or, in my case, fresh seed spices) and need to clean it, you might be a little frustrated.

spice grinding: it works well enough for less oily seeds like cumin, but is a disaster for grinding dried ginger (much too hard) or cloves (too oily and clog up the grinding chamber).

finally, i found a coffee grinder that grinds coffee like the professional grinders.

it is a wonderful product and its appearance is so professional, you will be delighted in placing it in your counter at your kitchen.