On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 4:59:05 PM UTC-4, Henry Jones wrote:
Low on funds, and want a redneck coffee grinder in that there must be a
tool in shop which grinds coffee beans (small amounts at a time) without
having to resort to the overly expensive weak-assed motors in the consumer
brands like Gaggia.

Any idea what toolbox tool we already have that grinds coffee well?

Get a linen cloth and put a tablespoon of beans in the center.roll up the cloth. Lay the rolled cloth on the pavement. Bang with a cinder block till coffee is ground up. Bang longer if you want expresso.

On Mon, 4 Jul 2016 20:59:00 +0000 (UTC), Henry Jones
wrote:

Low on funds, and want a redneck coffee grinder in that there must be a
tool in shop which grinds coffee beans (small amounts at a time) without
having to resort to the overly expensive weak-assed motors in the consumer
brands like Gaggia.

Any idea what toolbox tool we already have that grinds coffee well?

Rock crusher.
http://www.screenmachine.com/images/...ing-plants.jpg

replying to trader_4, Patrushka wrote:
Just buy it at Starbucks and get them to grind it. Why displace a worker?
Think how mad you'd be if you broke a good tool grinding coffee.

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On Fri, 15 Jul 2016 15:44:02 +0000, Patrushka
wrote:

Think how mad you'd be if you broke a good tool grinding coffee.

Crowbars are hard to break.

On 07/15/2016 09:44 AM, Patrushka wrote:
replying to trader_4, Patrushka wrote:
Just buy it at Starbucks and get them to grind it. Why displace a worker?
Think how mad you'd be if you broke a good tool grinding coffee.

I'd grind coffee with a mano and metate before I'd go near $tar$ucks.

replying to notbob, CoffeeDave wrote:
I respectfully disagree with the hammer/drip coffee comment. UNIFORM grind
size is critical to proper extraction no matter what brew method is used.
Otherwise you get both over-extracted grinds (bitter, phenolic tastes) and
under-extracted grinds (sour, salty and weird fruit tastes). With a uniform
grind, you taste exactly what you brewed and can reproduce great coffee.
Otherwise it's a crap shoot (pun intended).

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