Coffee

Larger amounts of coffee go in a Baratza Virtuoso, single cups go in my 1zpresso hand mill.

I can't recommend a nice hand mill enough - a hario is fine as a starter grinder but a better mill will be immensely more consistent and much quicker.

I like Baratza for electric grinders, they're a wonderful company. If anything breaks or you need support or parts they're there for you.

I’m using a Breville Smart Grinder Pro that I modified to be single dose. I just ordered a DF64 Gen 2, but it hasn’t arrived yet.

I thought this was a meme until I read the description XD

I use the Lagom Mini which has been great

Alton Brown did that with a pepper grinder.

So .. hell yeah!👍

I found a shitty little electric grinder on the side of the road in Massachusetts a decade ago. Still using it, it's great.

Edit: it's a Proctor-Silex with the little plastic dome so maybe a bit bougie

At home for espresso I use a Varia vs3 gen2 with the second best burrs (bestness being ranked by price) it's a single dose grinder with good reviews

At work for a plunger (French press) I use a hario skerton, without a drill

That timemore hand crank one, I drove it with a drill a couple of months ago for fun but I don't want to ruin the hex shaft if it slips.

1. The Skerton is a terrible grinder regardless of how you power it.
2. You might be able to modify a good hand grinder in a like manner but good hand grinders take far less time to grind than a Skerton does. What takes 2 or 3 minutes in a Skerton takes less than a minute in a good 1Zpresso, Kinu, Timemore, Kingrinder or similar.

I've been using a LIDO 2 for a few years, but am considering the move to 1zpresso...