Is this a blade grinder?
1700656
Yes it is and it works very well. I had one before and it lasted so long that style is not made any more but the new replacement is just as good as the first. I use it for coffee, it also does spices.
1700657
Yes. "Powerful quiet motor with high speed blade that grinds beans, spices and herbs"
1585692
No. That grinder is a piece of junk. Don't buy it. I purchased two different grinders under $20.00 and they both burned up within 10 grinds. I finally spent 30-35 dollars for one at Bed bath & beyond, and it works better. It was a cuisine art, I believe...
1581596
I'm not sure about that. I do know they make a blade coffee grinder, but if you can afford it go with the burr grinders which provide a more uniform grind and options of grind size which not only can affect the bitterness of the coffee, but the device you are using (ie espresso, or press). On this grinder, other than the fact that I have to shake coffee beans off the ledges, has continued to be rock solid for me. I hope this answers your question.
517466
Sorry, I used it as a replacement to the factory blade for my Kitchen Aid meat grinder. I am unfamiliar with your product.
239562
I have not tried. The blades do not seem close enough to the bottom to find grind; in my opinion.
931707
I would say yes but I'd use a masonry grinder. This is used for smoothing surfaces.
404413
NOT A CONICAL BURR GRINDER! Yes it IS a BURR grinder - but it is a FLAT burr grinder. The people saying "yes" have never seen a real conical burr grinder. The picture clearly shows the upper burr removed, and it is clearly flat. I own one of these and I also have a conical burr grinder. Spinning blade grinder = worst. Flat burr grinder = better. Real conical burr grinder = best. At these prices, better to spend a little more and get a conical.
1590925
No, It's just the grinder. As was mentioned, not great for fine work, but works well for what it was designed to do, fast material removal.
485845
Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and pestle. Live and learn. Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and... » Read More Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and pestle. Live and learn. « Show Less
1741121
Not sure. It is a wet grinder typically used to make batter for Indian cooking.
1140807
its not really that kind of grinder, its mostly for tobacco products. However if you first cut the cinnamon into short sections I would imagine it could work. that said its it intended mostly as a smoker's accessory for those of us who like to roll our own blends. hope this helps!
1779468
It doesn't operate with blades -that's the whole point. Instead, it has ceramic conical burr grinders.
690342
This is a cordless grinder ! This is NOT a drill , please understand that who ever listed this as a drill is wrong
1983678
Yes. More so than any other grinder I've used in the past. The grinder performs well and this is not a big issue but you will most likely be cleaning up grinds that cling to the unit after you use it.
1901792
No. Tool is only a clamping tool. I am told removal requires it to be cut of with grinder.
1030233
It would be a little small for that. You'd be much better off using a grinder of some sort for a lawn mower blade.
1627644
Yes, there are 2 blades on an axel built into the cup. There are 5 settings for coarseness, and is more consistent than my old Cuisinart grinder. Love it.