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Porlex Jp-30 Stainless Steel Coffee Grinder, Silver
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Brand | Porlex |
Color | Silver |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Item Weight | 0.07 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions | 1.85"L x 1.85"W x 7.01"H |
About this item
- Ceramic conical burrs with wide range can grind from powder to french press
- Made in osaka, japan
- 30 gram capacity
- Stainless steel, static free body
- 47mm diameter and stands 178mm tall
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Product Dimensions | 1.89 x 7.6 x 1.89 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.46 ounces |
Manufacturer | Porlex |
ASIN | B0002JZCF2 |
Item model number | 345-12541 |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #753,641 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #434 in Coffee Grinders |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | December 21, 2011 |
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Porlex is a japanese company that specializes in food grinders. This grinder is very well made with a well thought out design. The grinders inner spring helps keep the grind consistent evenwhen grinder for coarse brewing. The stainless steel body makes the grinder indestructible and static free. The ceramic, conical burrs are easyto clean, will last long, and will remain rust-free. Perfect for indoor and outdoor use.
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Quality of material | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.9 | 4.8 |
Easy to use | 4.4 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.8 |
Easy to clean | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.6 |
Value for money | — | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.8 |
For traveling | — | 4.2 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.6 |
Sold By | Lowest price. | 1Zpresso | Chernobyl Management LLC | TIMEMORE | TIMEMORE COFFEE FLAGSHIP |
material | Stainless Steel | Aluminum | Stainless Steel | Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Polycarbonate | Aluminum |
installation | — | — | Camping | Built In | Countertop |
specific uses | — | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder |
weight | 0.07 kilograms | — | 1 pounds | 1.43 pounds | 473 grams |
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Customers like the quality, grindability, ease of use, size and appearance of the manual food mill grinder. For example, they mention it's well made, easy to handle and takes up little space. Some appreciate the improved instructions and manual for operation. That said, they say it'll grind enough for a good cup of coffee in 2-3 minutes.
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Customers like the quality of the manual food mill grinder. They say it's well made, outstanding, and excellent. It's easy to clean and produces a good, consistent grind. Some say that the stock grinder performed adequately. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.
"...quite a while (a minute or so) but the effort is small compared to how useful and cheap this thing is!!..." Read more
"...Lastly, it's quite smaller than I pictured at first, so it's good for travel - at about the size of a medium can of shaving gel." Read more
"...Now things have flipped. The shots are so good that only a jerk would pass them over for a measly few extra minutes in bed...." Read more
"...So I'm happy.This grinder is also great for turkish or espresso grinds with no problems at all...." Read more
Customers like the grindability of the manual food mill grinder. They say it grinds nicely and consistently, producing an amazing grind. Some customers also mention that the consistency is much better than the Cuisinart, and that it's not a workout. Overall, most are satisfied with the grind and recommend it to others.
"...The darn thing grinds so nicely and consistently by feel that, combined with that fresh coffee smell first thing in the morning, it actually helps..." Read more
"...and, with the strength and mechanical advantage of the arm, grinding is not a "workout" as long as you stick with medium to dark grind...." Read more
"I got the JP-30 10 years ago. Yes it is better than a whirley grinder...." Read more
"...Very smooth action and easily adjustable ground size with a clicking nut by the burrs. Easy to fully disassemble for cleaning...." Read more
Customers like the ease of use of the manual food mill grinder. They mention it's intuitive, simple, and sturdy. They also appreciate the improved instructions and manual for operation, which are in English. They like that the grind is easy to set and works well. Customers also appreciate that the illustrations in the instructions helped. They say it'd be much more fun to grind yourself, especially if you turn coffee making.
"...(-8 Super small, easy to use, and portable." Read more
"...I don't doubt that this is the biggest reason for why it's so easy to use and has such tremendous reliability...." Read more
"...There are some very frame-able engineering diagrams in the manual which I also enjoyed, being a mechanical engineer...." Read more
"...Like a professional craftsman tool,it's simple and you can be very particular about how you like to..." Read more
Customers like the size of the manual food mill grinder. They say it is compact, takes up little space, and is compact enough to travel with. The removable handle makes it easy to store in any space. Some like the design and say it packs neatly with their AeroPress.
"...(-8 Super small, easy to use, and portable." Read more
"...I got a grinder that's perfect for that purpose. It's also so compact that it could easily be tucked into a bag for travel...." Read more
"...This thing is pretty small and would be easy to travel with if you ask me. But that's just my opinion." Read more
"...So it's not a perfect fit. I just hand crank now. now big deal...." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the manual food mill grinder. They say it's sleek, low profile, and high quality. They also appreciate the elegant simple construction, and say it is pleasing to the eye and touch. Customers also mention that it shines on camping trips where you're unlikely to have an electric.
"...Quality stainless steel, ceramic, and plastic construction. Simple elegant design with nice consistency for coarse french press..." Read more
"...off 12 clicks because I need a coarse grind for cold brew, and it looks delicious.Small size. This could be a plus or a minus for you...." Read more
"...I like the white porcelain as it makes it easy to see what needs to be cleaned. I like how easy it is to break down to clean as well...." Read more
"...I like the sturdy and sleek stainless steel design and the crank doesn't wobble around no matter what grind setting you use...." Read more
Customers find the manual food mill grinder easy to clean. They say everything comes apart for cleaning and is easy to put back together. Some mention that the porcelain makes it easy to see what needs to be cleaned.
"...5. Easy to take apart and clean.The bad...1. Light roasted beans are a bit more laborious and take away the "fun" factor a bit...." Read more
"...Easy to fully disassemble for cleaning. Minimal effort is needed to turn the crank to operate...." Read more
"...It's also easy to clean, and puts out a good, consistent grind...." Read more
"...Relatively easy to take apart, wash and reassemble, but I see no reason to do this very often, I probably will take it apart and give it a good..." Read more
Customers like the adjustability of the manual food mill grinder. They say it has a pentagonal cross section, a fairly precise fit, and is easy to adjust the ground size with a clicking nut by the burrs. Some mention that it fits perfectly into an Aeropress for packing, and will fit their favorite hand drill. The handle fits snugly and the bursts fit firmly. Overall, most are satisfied with the adjust ability and comfort of the grinder in their hand while grinding.
"...The grinder is long and narrow, very similar ergonomically and aesthetically to a medium sized high-end pepper mill...." Read more
"...2. Fits in my hand well and, with the strength and mechanical advantage of the arm, grinding is not a "workout" as long as you stick with medium to..." Read more
"...Very smooth action and easily adjustable ground size with a clicking nut by the burrs. Easy to fully disassemble for cleaning...." Read more
"...On the plus side, the grinder is small, which would be an advantage if you traveled with it (I did not)...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the consistency of the manual food mill grinder. Some mention that it stays set and consistent, while others say that it tilts and wobbles during grinding, which introduces the problem of keeping the whole thing stable. The bottom piece will loosen when grinding and fall into the bottom.
"...The darn thing grinds so nicely and consistently by feel that, combined with that fresh coffee smell first thing in the morning, it actually helps..." Read more
"...to what I feel is pretty small for a french press then the consistency gets worse and I get more sediment...." Read more
"...It seems to hold the grind setting just fine. I have not had any problems with that at all so far. In fact I have never had to reset it yet...." Read more
"...Collection base stays firmly in place so you don't have to worry about it coming off and spilling the coffee." Read more
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Like whoa. This is the way to go if you grind for yourself and have even minor arm strength. Imagine a pepper grinder, with a handle and instead of it coming out of the bottom it collects in the lower portion of itself. You can put a few cups worth of beans in here (depending on your method / ratios) and then spend half to probably a full minute grinding it all up. I can see why people don't like how long it takes to grind but I make one cup at a time and it doesn't bother me at all. The few times I've filled it with beans it took quite a while (a minute or so) but the effort is small compared to how useful and cheap this thing is!!
Not perfectly consistent grind, mostly because the outer ceramic burr is allowed to float (probably to keep the stresses low) but that means it will frequently offset itself relative to the center burr (which is fixed in place by the shaft) which creates a vary gap (two circles that aren't concentric). However, I do not find this to be a problem even with my french press because I just go for a coarse grind, maybe just a tad too coarse and I don't have any real problems with sediment (it's there, but not a lot and easily avoided). If i start dialing down the grind to what I feel is pretty small for a french press then the consistency gets worse and I get more sediment. Still not terrible, but to avoid this I just keep it a little more coarse (couple of clicks).
I wish there was a more consistent way to dial in the grind after taking it apart, which you will need to do in order to clean it. The technique is to fully tighten the adjustent thumb nut when putting it back together. The small issue is that the burs are ceramic and you need to sort of push them into each other a bit in order to get the nut to "fully" tight. If you don't push the burrs together then sometimes they will align differently which means the nut will actually be a couple of clicks away from "fully" tight, so when you count off the clicks to your preferred grind size you will be off. In reality, this just means grinding a few beans after you re-assemble to double check the grind (you can seriously put 6 beans in and check it before you grind enough for your cup). Or, if you push the burrs together a bit then you can pretty much just rely on counting the clicks (-8
I have not had this thing forever, but I expect it to last for a LONG time to come. Quality stainless steel, ceramic, and plastic construction. Simple elegant design with nice consistency for coarse french press (again, that's all I use it for) .
Also, really small. Again, pepper grinder size, but less than 12" long and the handle easily comes off (you have to remove the handle to open the lid, but that ensures that the list is fully closed when you're grinding, so there is ZERO dust that comes out while grinding or when closed).
For $40 you cannot go wrong with this thing unless your arms are weak. If you have no arm strength (for whatever reason) this is not for you, but it's really not hard to grind if you ask me (-8 Super small, easy to use, and portable.
The casing is brushed stainless steel, and the handle a stainless rod with a wing nut attachment that does not secure to the top. At first, I thought this was strange, but after a few uses understood its wisdom - it eliminates the extra step of having to assemble and disassemble the thing for storage in between uses. Just pop it on, grind, and pop it off. The downward pressure of your hand resting on the knob keeps the wing nut in its place. Again, simple. I now keep a fat rubber band around the top half of the device to stick the grinding rod behind when I'm keeping it in the drawer.
The grind is easily adjustable with a turn of the inner screw on the burr mechanism. There are no settings, per se, but it's easy to tell the difference - all the way out (loosest) is coarsest, all the way in (tightest) is finest. You'll have no trouble understanding this when you're holding the grinder in your hand. I was honestly surprised/impressed by how fine the finest setting can go. We're talking not just espresso grind but freakin' micro-powdered particle dust. If you threw it in the air it would probably stay there indefinitely!
The capacity was another surprise - the description stated 30 grams, but I filled it all the way to the top to test it and found it was more like 45 grams. Probably depends somewhat on the type of beans you use. This is a LOT of grinding, don't get me wrong, so if you're planning to use this for multiple servings, I'd suggest you start exercising your forearms right away... My 20 gram morning serving takes approximately 240 full 360-degree revolutions to process. While this sounds ridiculous, and I was certainly sketched out at first (Holy crap, I have to do this for every cup?), I've actually come to enjoy it as part of my routine. The darn thing grinds so nicely and consistently by feel that, combined with that fresh coffee smell first thing in the morning, it actually helps wake me up and get on with it. Beware that if you're always in a rush or impatient in general, this might not be for you...
Lastly, I'll say that while the price is high (you can get a plastic casing grinder for around half) the stainless body is worth the stretch. For one thing, if you treat it kindly you'll never ever have to buy another one. Apart from that, it just feels solid in the hand and has the appearance and grace of a top quality product. You might one day regret buying a plastic piece, but I guarantee you will never regret the extra fifteen-twenty bucks you put into this one. Lastly, it's quite smaller than I pictured at first, so it's good for travel - at about the size of a medium can of shaving gel.
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The cup and the cap both come off with ease and stay on well while grinding. The grinding itself is smooth, grinding down whole beans into Turkish coffee powder with ease - didn't need to flex or put in some strength, which kind of amazed me. The central rod - that turns the burr - doesn't wiggle, so the quality definitely is there.
Disassembly and reassembly is easy, without needing any tools. Cleaning it is also easy - just need a brush of some sort.
There is an English section in the instructions/manual, though not as extensive as the Japanese instructions (with pictures) - but, for a grinder, what's there in English, suffices.
Und nachdem ich in diversen Foren schon einiges Gutes lesen durfte, gebe ich selbst auch gern 4 Sterne!
Die Verarbeitung ist für den Preis absolut in Ordnung: keine scharfen Ränder, das Mahlwerk sitzt zwar nicht hunderprozentig,aber der Hersteller spricht wie bei allen kleinen Handheblern von Selbstzentrierung bei Bohnenfüllung.
Klar kann das kleine Keramikmahlwerk keine Geschwindigkeitsrekorde brechen, aber das geschmackliche Ergebnis in der Tasse zählt und das ist bei Espresso - wenn denn der Mahlgrad passt - wirklich ganz wunderbar! Tigerstreifen sind dann auch quasi Standard.
Anmerkung am 21.11.2015:
Seit einiger Zeit nutze ich eine OE Pharos und bin damit für Espresso deutlich zufriedener. Die Porlex nutze ich für FrenchPress und Coldbrew, wo sie durchaus akzeptable Ergebnisse zeitigt, wenngleich für meinen Geschmack etwas zu viele Fines erzeugt.
Die Pharos ist besser justierbar, schneller und in den Ergebnissen konsistenter. Die Porlex wird dadurch nicht schlechter, aber insbesondere der nicht frei regelbare Mahlgrad machen sich auf Dauer negativ bemerkbar und sie damit in meinen Augen eher zur Einsteiger- bzw Urlaubsmühle.
注意して回さないとハンドルが外れてしまいます。慣れても油断すると外れます。自分のはハンドルと本体の接合部が五角形ですが、店頭で最新のものを見るとマイナス型になってるので改良されてるのでしょうか!?使ってみたい。。。
豆を入れてから蓋をするので飛び散る心配もなく、両手使って胸の前の一番力が入るポジションでグリグリ回せます。多少握力も必要です。ちょっと疲れますが朝の運動にもなるとポジティブにとらえれば余裕です。
挽きすぎた粉は本体に保管も可能ですが完全密閉ではないので数日以内に使うのが良さそうです。粉が入ってても横倒し程度なら粉が漏れることはまず無いです。
一度に挽ける量ですが、満杯で丁度ヴィーナス(マキネッタの商品名)6カップ分ほどになります。
刃はセラミックで簡単に分解でき古歯ブラシなど使って洗浄できますが、セラミック表面の穴にコーヒーが入り込むのか完全に真っ白にするのは難しそうです。あと落とすと割れる可能性ありますので乾燥させてる間は注意が必要です。
粉の細かさは一度調節ボルトを締め切ってから、4分の1回転毎にクリック感があるので何回目かを記憶しておくことで調整可能です。自分は7回前後での使用が多いですね。
まるで壊れる部分がないので長きに渡って活躍してくれると思います。
Reviewed in Japan on March 20, 2020
注意して回さないとハンドルが外れてしまいます。慣れても油断すると外れます。自分のはハンドルと本体の接合部が五角形ですが、店頭で最新のものを見るとマイナス型になってるので改良されてるのでしょうか!?使ってみたい。。。
豆を入れてから蓋をするので飛び散る心配もなく、両手使って胸の前の一番力が入るポジションでグリグリ回せます。多少握力も必要です。ちょっと疲れますが朝の運動にもなるとポジティブにとらえれば余裕です。
挽きすぎた粉は本体に保管も可能ですが完全密閉ではないので数日以内に使うのが良さそうです。粉が入ってても横倒し程度なら粉が漏れることはまず無いです。
一度に挽ける量ですが、満杯で丁度ヴィーナス(マキネッタの商品名)6カップ分ほどになります。
刃はセラミックで簡単に分解でき古歯ブラシなど使って洗浄できますが、セラミック表面の穴にコーヒーが入り込むのか完全に真っ白にするのは難しそうです。あと落とすと割れる可能性ありますので乾燥させてる間は注意が必要です。
粉の細かさは一度調節ボルトを締め切ってから、4分の1回転毎にクリック感があるので何回目かを記憶しておくことで調整可能です。自分は7回前後での使用が多いですね。
まるで壊れる部分がないので長きに渡って活躍してくれると思います。
Le premier a tenu 4 ans de bons et loyaux services quotidiens :
- Les meules sont toujours en parfait état
- La qualité de la mouture est toujours là, même pour une mouture très fine.
- La poignée a par contre finie par se déformer et ne permet plus de mouliner.
J'ai recyclé l'ancien Porlex pour l'utiliser sur une perceuse.
Je garde le nouveau à portée de main dans la cuisine. Silencieux et efficace. J'objet est plutôt joli dans une cuisine. Je recommande.