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  • lucinda
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    Baccarat makes a good perspex one (I am sure I posted this on here before). Not sure where you can get them though.

    Peter at SC here in Adelaide seems to have a few. I am thinking of investing in one for myself.

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  • Dennis
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    Hi Sunbeamer. I have a few grinders and have no hesitation in recommending the zassenhaus - they have a stepless adjustment and you can grind almost as fine as dust if you like. You will need to fill the hopper a couple of times to get enough grounds to fill a portafilter, so dont expect any decent handgrinder to be fast. A bit exie new, they come and go on the bay that cant be mentioned.

    You should be able to pick up a good one for $50 delivered...see below. FYI the 2 grinders on the right are both Zasses.

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  • Daveze
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    I bought one of the antique looking hand grinders that are all over ebay. Does a moderately good job, easily fine enough for a moka pot, probably not so tight on the particle sizes produced.

    Ive only used it a little bit, so the only issue I have with it so far is with how long it takes and how noisy it is. At $30, it didnt break the bank, and it looks pretty cool sitting above a cupboard in the kitchen.

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  • Presso
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    Most stores will have stock by June.

    We will carry the "Espresso" model. I imagine they will be every where very soon.

    It will be available on our wensite as soon as I can hold one!

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  • dailybean
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    zassenhaus or trespade are some common ones ive seen.

    i heard there may be new zassenhaus grinders in the near future... apparently they have not shutdown yet...

    but yes, you can get a few off evilbay and at kitchenware shops. been looking at a GSI camping coffee grinder, but its only off a US company unfortunately. havent seen it around

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  • grendel
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    Originally posted by Wushoes link=1178442020/0#1 date=1178442624
    Zassenhaus is a good one to ebay...although theyre not being made anymore...otherwise there are zassenhaus imitations available at places like Myer for $40

    Not sure - there are some still available, and Presso was looking at importing them so it might do to contact him.

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  • Thundergod
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    Hazel uses one from "House".
    Its made of perspex and look like a giant pepper grinder.
    About $50 Im told.

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  • Wushoes
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    Zassenhaus is a good one to ebay...although theyre not being made anymore...otherwise there are zassenhaus imitations available at places like Myer for $40

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  • Sunbeamer
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    Hand Grinders?

    evening all

    I am wanting to get hold of a decent non electrical grinder to take camping with me to either feed a french press or moka pot, but I seem to come up blank with a search :-[

    can anybody point me in the direction of where to look or brands to look for?
    there seem to be lots available online but there isnt a lot of info on them or quality

    I could power my EMO450 but I am pretty sure I wouldnt hear the end of it from my fishing buddies ;D
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