Grinder Deals & Offers

I get what you are saying, just teasing!

Perhaps, but then it just goes to show how tiny the compartment is too... it could have been every 2 weeks whereas my current manual grinders last for ever by comparison. And, of course my point still stands for their size they are an actual waste of money.

Think you need to reconsider your familys salt intake if you need to refill this every week!

I foolishly bought something similar to these last year, but they are disappointing given their size because you literally have these things taking up so much cupboard space with so little space for salt and pepper, wouldn't be so bad if the whole thing was able to be filled but it's just the visible portion that hold the S&P. Surely there is a better design where batteries and design account for the least amount of space useage and maximis the space for the actual S&P? Don't even use them anymore because of this as can't be bothered filling up every week.

Had these at Hayes too.

I know what you mean. I ordered one with a paddle but it felt a bit awkward like it would be a pain to keep on if I move it round. I'm not convinced but will give it a go, I can see the safety benefits.

The paddle is where your index finger is as you cut, if you go off centre wobbble stick or if your not happy the blade stops cutting the moment you lift your finger, this allows more control over the cuts you make and allows you to be more accurate. The position of the thumb switch and its configuration mean that once it is on its on.

Doesn't come with a charger and hard plastic case either, also not included is a Mercedes Vito van to carry it to different building sites which I was expecting. Seriously did you really expect it to have batteries included that cost £40 upwards each???

I know, right?! Doesn’t come with a diamond encrusted pair of eye protection glasses or golden gauntlets either. What a con! (annoyed)

In what way

I bought the Hitachi 230 mm one recently. It's built to last, that's for sure, but don't believe the hype about it being lightweight. It doesn't have slow start, which is also a drawback, so there's a kick when it starts up. If you're going to use them a lot, you may want to spend 50-100% more for something more refined, but these are great for the money

And may require a time machine to purchase.

which wouldn't see the day out in any industrial environment....

Bought a Ryobii 115 mm grinder with free blade and three years guarantee for £20 in B&Q last week

Wooaahhhh the hi koki knees bend arms stretch ra ra ra ...

"Professional" As seen in any coffee house, never! (lol)

(y)

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/delonghi-caffe-corso-esam2600-bean-to-cup-coffee-machine-black-199-ao-3194475

Lousy coffee grinder, don't waste your money if you want to grind beans for espresso. I bought one a few years ago and I had to return it.

Quite a job.... http://coffeehacks.blogspot.com/2015/11/how-to-modify-krups-coffee-grinder-for.html

They have put the price up. Such is the power of HUKD, I'm afraid.

£63.89?

Exactly. I bought this 2nd hand to cut 80 mm concrete paving blocks and it worked out really well. Good price for a new one

I have one of these, or at perhaps a previous version. It's a very good, smooth, solid, powerful machine. And the switch is nice, unlike the one on my 4.5" Makita AG which is absolutely awful.

I have a Hitachi SDS drill, which has worked flawlessly, and I've now ordered the angle grinder. Hitachi are grappling with the takeover and name change to Hikoki. In the meantime, there are some clear bargains around.

There is a simple mod which makes for very very fine grinding Google is your friend.

I bought one for my parents in 2013. In use almost every day.

I have it. It's fine. Used it with some Kenyan AA beans for both a V60 and an Aeropress. Just divine.

I have this, and the grind is fine for me, using an AeroPress and a moka. Not perfect, in that the quantity is not adjustable enough and is inconsistent in terms of the amount. It's an ugly plastic box as well, but does the job.

This is a decent grinder for the price. I use one to grind decaff beans for my ESAM4200 (it saves me from having to scrape out the full fat beans from the hopper in the ESAM).

The thread had been updated with the right link to the product. Also it comes with 3 year warranty.

Link to all DIY available from 03/03: https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/MiddleofLidl.htm?id=976&week=2 Enjoy (y)

Thanks mate, I'll be keeping an eye out for sure - good deal if true.

You can try. Let us know how it went (y)

Does it sharp pencil

Heat. Just brought this now from B&Q for £20 with 1 disc. Going to return it and pick this up from homebase. Homebase is literally 5 minutes from me, damn, I wish I checked there before going to B&Q.

Bought at B&Q clearance registered it online for 3 years warranty only 1 x disc though,very heavy for size seems good quality

Click and collect £20 from B&Q here

What will 600w be powerful enough for?

Might be worth popping in if it not far. Online said out of stock but when I went to pick up the tyre compressor they had a few on the shelves

This. My missus bought me the generic version for Christmas for coffee beans. Does the job fine but yes, I used a pastry brush to get all coffee out when cleaning it.

whopper

Yes I think it is.

4 people have told you it's a chopper. Title is misleading.

So is this Andrew James’s chopper on grindr?

now£40

Can I get some recommendations for some bargain disks for an angle grinder. I bought a cheap one over a year ago but haven't got the disks I found yesterday as I struggled to break open a terrible Oxford lock. Thanks in advance.

I think I have to agree actually and will cancel my reservation to get this one

I thought it was worth mentioning the Makita one. I've never found that power was a huge issue with angle grinders, especially the 115mm ones. Green Bosch vs orange Makita - I wonder which is better? Neither is professional grade equipment.

The Bosch has 50% more power than that makita