BurrPress · manual coffee gear
Good coffee. By hand.
Fresh beans. A few steady turns. Meet your daily hand grinder, with the dial on the outside.
Obsidian Black · Free shipping at $75+
Other finishes in photography are for reference only.
Numbered external dial
Your setting, always in view.
Conical burrs
420 stainless steel.
Aluminum body
A tool for your daily ritual.
No battery required
Just beans and a few turns.
One grinder. Your daily ritual.
A fresh start, by hand.
$84 USD
A numbered dial, stainless steel burrs, and a little more intention in every cup.
Obsidian Black
- Numbered external dial for easy adjustments
- 420 stainless steel conical burrs
- Aluminum body in Obsidian Black
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- Free shipping on this grinder
- 30-day returns on unused items
A small turn
Find your next starting point.
Adjust from outside the grinder, then note the number with your recipe. Change one thing at a time and let your next cup guide you.
Get to know the dial
At the heart of the grind
Steel burrs. Hand powered.
Beans pass between an inner cone and an outer burr. The dial changes the gap; your hand supplies the motion. No cable, charger, or counter outlet needed.
Explore the grinderFrom beans to tomorrow
Three small habits.
Obsidian Black is the purchasable finish. Other finishes are shown for reference only.
01Set
Choose a starting point for your brewer. Add roasted coffee beans.
02Grind
Turn steadily. Finer settings usually take more effort than coarser ones.
03Reset
Empty the cup, dry brush loose grounds, and store away from steam.
In the box
Everything for the first turn.
Your grinder, crank handle, and catch cup. Bring your favorite roasted beans.
- Hand grinderAluminum body, external dial, and conical burr mechanism.
- Crank handleTurn at a comfortable, steady pace.
- Catch cupCollect your grounds, then tip them into your brewer.
30-day returns
Unused items in original packaging. Your statutory rights remain protected.
Return detailsA little daily care
Dry brush after use. Keep burrs dry; no rinsing, soaking, or immersion.
Care guideA little coffee knowledge.
All guidesGrind basics
Grind Size Basics
Fine, medium, coarse: learn what changes in the cup, then make one small adjustment at a time.
Read guideBrew methods
Hand-Grinding: Pour-Over vs Espresso
Gravity takes its time. Espresso adds pressure. Here is what each asks of your grinder.
Read guideCare & cleaning
How to Clean a Hand Coffee Grinder
A small brush, a dry cup, and a minute of care between brews. Leave the burrs out of the sink.
Read guideCan I use it for espresso?
Fine settings are intended for espresso; pour-over generally calls for a coarser grind. Your beans, basket, and machine determine the setting and whether you can dial in a particular recipe. We do not promise compatibility with every espresso setup. Fine grinding also tends to take more turns and effort.
What is external adjustment?
The numbered dial sits outside the grinder, so you can adjust without opening the catch cup. Note your setting when a brew tastes good, together with your beans and recipe. Dial numbers are relative starting points for this grinder, not universal recipes or a calibrated particle-size chart. Never force the dial past its stop.
What comes with the grinder?
The grinder, crank handle, and catch cup. The $8 cleaning brush and $19 EVA travel case are sold separately. The burrs shown separately in photographs illustrate the mechanism; they are not a spare set.
Can I wash the grinder?
Keep the burrs and adjustment mechanism dry. Empty the catch cup and use a clean, dry brush on loose grounds. Wipe the exterior with a barely damp cloth, then dry it immediately. Do not rinse, soak, immerse, or put the grinder in a dishwasher. Only wash a removable part if the supplied manual expressly allows it.
Good coffee. By hand.