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Product Details

Overall Rating	8.4, Based on 54 Reviews
Avg Price	Varies
Manufacturer	Zassenhaus
Machine Type	Hand Crank Conical Burr Grinder
Colors	Varies
Class	Grinder, Conical Burr Consumer
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One of the better makes of hand grinders, there are many Zassenhaus manual mills available, and this listing covers them all.

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Scott Koschwitz (quality: 5.8)	09.07.2001	Rating: 8.8
Product Reviewed: Zassenhaus Knee Mill
Bottom Line: High-quality; cheaper than many electrics, will outlast any electric. Don‘t overlook just because it‘s a manual! The "work" involved is overstated.

Stanley G. Kaminski (quality: 5.7)	07.01.2001	Rating: 8.8
Product Reviewed: Zassenhaus Knee Mill
Bottom Line: If you don‘t mind the effort of yankin ‘n‘ crankin and can live without a doser, this grinder provides excellent burrs for the buck

Dee Ann Abel (quality: 5.7)	10.12.2000	Rating: 6.4
Product Reviewed: Zassenhaus knee mill
Bottom Line: Beautiful, well made, quiet, but requires too much effort to use

Ron Bucher (quality: 5.3)	11.02.2006	Rating: 9.6
Product Reviewed: Hand mill
Bottom Line: One of the best low budget grinders on the market

Dave Shaffer (quality: 5.0)	09.19.2005	Rating: 8.2
Product Reviewed: Coffee mill
Bottom Line: I like it, it works and I use it everyday, so that's all that matters to me.

Lisa B (quality: 3.0)	01.17.2000	Rating: 7.6
Product Reviewed: zassenhaus manual mill
Bottom Line: There's something satisfying about applying elbow grease to a classic, timeless tool to get that nice, even grind...well, once in awhile, anyway! :-D

Mike DiDomenico (quality: 3.0)	01.26.2009	Rating: 5.4
Product Reviewed: 151
Bottom Line: Save your money and buy a cheap electric. When this grinder breaks, there is zero customer support.

Steve Schurman (quality: 2.4)	05.09.2000	Rating: 7.6
Product Reviewed: Zassenhaus Box Mill
Bottom Line: It is simple and rugged. It produces a good grind for espresso, but does not produce an even coarse grind.

A A (quality: 1.0)	12.20.2007	Rating: 8.4
Product Reviewed: hand grinder
Bottom Line: just bought and off to a good start.

Anthony Chavez	02.08.2008	Rating: 9.6
Product Reviewed: Wall Mounted 171
Bottom Line: The 171 is wonderful, reasonably priced and does everthing grinders costing up to $300 dollars do. Easy to use!!

Darshan-Josiah Barber	03.28.2009	Rating: 3.8
Product Reviewed: 169DG Deluxe
Bottom Line: The new Zassenhaus mills are still nice to look at and fun to use, but they're useless for making good coffee.

Chul (Chuck) Kim	03.23.2009	Rating: 7.4
Product Reviewed: Turkish Mill
Bottom Line: Surprisingly Sturdy but not as portable as some other turkish mills.

Jeremy Sievers	08.12.2008	Rating: 9.2
Product Reviewed: Manual Grinder
Bottom Line: Great grind, niche product, works very well...you have to work for it.

Grant G	12.23.2011	Rating: 6.2
Product Reviewed: Guatemala
Bottom Line: Beautiful with unacceptable flaws.

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