Is the grinder hands free
341780
This product was purchased as a gift for my granddaughter's husband.I have no personal experience with coffee grinders. Sorry I cannotgive you any first-hand experience with it, but my grandson-in-lawwas thrilled with receiving the item he had placed on his 'Wish List.'
341781
Yes it totally is hands free. You can set the grind and number of cups you want and then press a button. Your fresh grounds go into the clear hopper. Hope this helps. : D
341782
LOL, I haven't used it yet! I believe it is. I washed it and put it on the counter. I have beans to grind next week when my current batch runs out.
341783
I am not sure what you mean about hands free, however all you have to do is put coffee beans on the hopper and press a button to grind the beans. You can select the grind level, as well as the quantity you want to grind. The grinder will stop automatically grinding the quantity of coffee you selected. Hopes this helps.
341784
yes, it is hands free. just put in the coffee beans and plug it in. please read the operation manual.
341785
Yea. Load the beans, place it on the setting u want, press the start button. U can have a fine texture, coarse, ect.
1899559
There is a white lid on top that can be removed. If the question is about taking the grinding stone, then you have to rotate the black knob on top in anti-clockwise direction. The white lid and black knob are totally independent.
1751988
That is correct. A hand coffee grinder isn't expensive, but it takes some time to go through it.
264410
Negative. I have only jammed it up once and I just removed the head and cleared it. Very satisfied with this grinder after 3 years of hard use.
519568
Yes, it only has one functional setting when grinding. You control coarse to fine by length of time you depress grind switch.
2194802
Hi Rose - no, it does not have a grinder attached. I also have a grinder and grind my own beans.
1107142
Yes! Works great with one issue. We have the little brown/greed/red plastic ones. (Not metal) They do give you one of theirs though (a little better design too). The issue is that this grinder always grinds too much, even on setting "1". So you have to stop it manually after 5/6 seconds. If you don't mind that, it's a lot easier than refilling those from a bag.
923911
Sorry, I don't believe so. I can tell you however, that it is a great grinder for the price.
1099625
Yes. Very easy and several different grinding sizes. Best of all, you turn it upside down to grind, so salt isn't left on the table when you set it correct side up, which is the case with most grinders.
115700
No not at all. There like the cheapest grinder u can get. Not made to last.
527142
Yes, it is adjustable from very fine to very coarse. The old model adjusted with the finial nut on top which had to be readjusted each time it was refilled. This new model the adjustment is on the bottom and does not change until you manually turn the dial; a real improvement over the old one. My initial grinder was purchased over twenty five years ago and has been used heavily in a restaurant kitchen daily. This model also has the added benefit of building strong wrists. It's a bit of a tough turn but once you get it going the it really produces.
588120
I have no idea. I don't recall if I even knew it existed. I should have though because my grinder broke in about a year.
786329
you can remove the disc by depressing the small black knob located on the aluminum housing just above the disc on the left side of the grinder (same side as the on/off switch.) The disc can then be turned in a CCW direction. if it is to tight use a screw driver by inserting it in one of the holes on the disc. Hope this helps
1099626
Yes it is very easy to use, I don't have strong hands either and I have no trouble at all with this grinder.
1153148
The base is ova, the grinder is circular. The whole thing is small and compact . And yes its not a krup.
982722
Yes there is an on/off switch. I like this grinder. When it is new, it chips the glass until you've ground a dozen or so pieces and taken the edge off the spindle. Practice on some junk glass until it dulls slightly. After that, it's first classMike
1324079
Ive never used a gaurd with a grinder cause they get in the way. But i always use gloves andsafty glasses its about pointing the sparks away from you