Stop Losing Coffee Grounds to Your Countertop Every gram matters when you are dialing in espresso. A stray scatter of grounds throws off your dose, your ratio, and your shot. The Magnetic Espresso Dosing Funnel snaps securely onto your filter basket with ten precisely positioned magnets, giving you a clean, repeatable dose without the mess. Unlike friction-fit rings that wobble or pop off mid-grind, this funnel uses a bottom-hanging structure that grips the outer rim of your basket. That means zero obstruction inside, full use of your portafilter basket surface area, and no compression marks before tamping even begins. Engineered for a Cleaner Espresso Workflow The flared upper opening widens your target zone so grounds from your espresso grinder land exactly where they should. Whether you single-dose by weight or grind directly into the portafilter, the funnel catches stray particles and channels them downward. Your bench stays clean and your coffee dose stays accurate. Built from lightweight aluminum alloy at just 1.1 oz (approx. 32g), it adds virtually nothing to your routine. The material resists rust and corrosion, and the polished interior lets grounds slide freely for even coffee distribution before you reach for your WDT tool or leveler. Fits 51mm, 54mm, and 58mm Baskets Available in three sizes to match the most popular espresso machine platforms. Whether you pull shots on a Breville, Gaggia, or Lelit, there is a size built for your setup. The magnetic attachment works with any standard stainless steel basket. Product Features 10 embedded magnets for secure, tool-free attachment Aluminum alloy construction, approx. 1.1 oz (32g) Flared opening prevents grounds spillage Bottom-hanging design preserves full basket area Polished interior for smooth grounds distribution Available sizes: 51mm, 54mm, 58mm Rust-resistant and drop-resistant build If you are tired of brushing grounds off your scale and countertop after every shot, this is the simplest upgrade you can make. Drop it on, grind, dose, and pull cleaner shots starting today.