Is it hard or inconvenient to adjust the grind? Can't imagine a screw on the bottom to adjust.
993321
Simple, easy twist of a thumbscrew changes the grind. Also very easy to fill, no run away peppercorns. Good price point, too!
993322
I have never tried to adjust the grind. I love it the way it came in the box.
993323
. This is fully adjustable. I like my pepper course. This does a great job. I have mine set very high so lots of paper comes out fast.
993324
easy-it is just a little thumbscrew with ridges. It is not hard to turn and does not require a tool.
2214979
In the center of bottom there is a screw that you can turn clockwise to make the grind more fine. Or counterclockwise to make it more corse.
449658
The grinder is adjustable by a thumbscrew on the shaft directly under the grinding head at the bottom of the grinder unit. It's easy to adjust and you can get from fine to coarse bits. However, with the salt grinder, within a few weeks the thumbscrew got corroded on the shaft and adjustment was not possible afterwards.
1621972
The fineness of the grind can be adjusted by tightening or loosening the nut holding the burrs together, but it's a trial-and-error situation.
257105
I can't remember if I ever took mine all the way out. But as I think/remember it, I thought it simply screws in. You need to turn it like a screw about 10 turns or so to get to the point that is clicks for the grind select. At least I think that is how I remember it...I unscrewed it to clean and then just screwed it back in. But it has been ages so I could be wrong. Sorry if that wasn't too helpful.
1083103
The grind is set by removing he cap nut, slipping off the locking washer and tightening or loosening the screw. There are no "settings" or "dials" per say. The procedure is simple and easy to figure out even though the instructions are entirely in Asian script. I got mine adjusted on the third attempt and I like it a lot more than my electric grinder with spinning blades because the grind is consistent.
1972010
Yes you can adjust the grind level. It's very simple. It takes a few minutes of trial and error to find the grind you need. It would take less than 5 minutes to grind enough coffee for two small cups.
1991065
Pete's right....adjust the grind from fine to course on the silver part on top, then turn that sucker upside-down an grind away!!!
545939
Very much so . Still , I have found it difficult to adjust precisely the setting in the finer grinds
833271
Until I read this question, I did not know that grinders could be adjustable. Now I have tried moving that dial, and seems bigger pieces always slip through. No instructions came with it. My experience with pepper grinders is eventually the pepper grinds too big, and then I replace it. Sorry I can't be of help.
590299
Hi Mary....In answer to your question, yes both the salt and pepper grinder have an adjustment on the bottom of each mill. Just turn the knob to the plus or minus clearly marked on the bottom to have a finer or coarser grind. You will love these but make sure you use new batteries. Each one takes four. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine. Sandy
351793
Hi Mary, After I received you comment/question, I checked mine closer and it does indeed have an adjustment knob. I found it under the grinder itself. Thank you so much for the information. I think it's a quality product and I would definitely recommend it.
1985604
Yes, the U-shaped bracket under the handle can be removed & then the grooved locking wheel underneath can be turned clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the grind from coarse to fine. It's very easy to adjust and produces a very nice grind.
839759
You definitely can. Turn the silver knobs clockwise and the grind size will decrease.
2258498
Seems to me it grinds only, but it adjusts to fine or coarse. Maybe the fine setting is the "crush"?but it works great.
1494745
There is a screw in the bottom of the grinder with a groove (works fine with a flat-head screw driver) you can turn either direction to adjust the coarse or fineness of your grind. I played around with mine over a large piece of wax-paper until I got a nice mix; partially coarse/partially medium-fine. Good Luck! BTW, I love this pepper grinder. The seasoning of foods with fresh grind is beyond compare!
1470019
same mill works fine for both - there is an adjustment on the bottom for fineness of grind