Hario Skerton Coffee Grinder MSCS-2TB vs Bezzera BB005 Coffee Grinder

Wiping the ceramic burrs with a damp cloth and brushing out the bean hopper once a week is enough to keep the coffee grinder in top working condition and retain the flavor of your coffee.

This grinder is manually operated and only produces a light grinding noise. This is much quieter than any electric grinder, since they operate at high speeds and generate a loud noise.

The burrs are made out of ceramic, which is more durable than steel and can remain sharp twice as long as steel burrs. They are however, not as sharp as steel burrs. Despite the durability, the burrs can be easily damaged if there is a hard or metallic object mixed in with the coffee beans.

This grinder is very simple to use. You just have to open the lid, pour in some beans, close the lid and start grinding them. Once finished, the coffee will be collected collected in the glass container at the base. The glass container is transparent, so you can easily see how much coffee it has in it.

This grinder can be used anywhere because it does not require electricity. Whether you're at home, traveling or even outdoors, it's ready to be used anytime.

This grinder is great to have in your house so you can serve coffee to family, friends or guests. Although the capacity (100 g/3.5 oz) is not exceptionally large, but in a single grind you can make enough coffee for multiple cups.

This grinder is relatively cheap, but it has really good components such as the ceramic burrs and the finely crafted glassware. It has a simple design, but it still looks good without having excess decorations. It can easily fit in with the looks of your kitchen.

Reduce damage from UV.

Slow spinning for less heat and deterioration to the coffee beans.

48mm Steel.