Manual ceramic burr coffee grinder and pepper mill with 6cm diameter and 36 gram capacity This hand-operated grinder combines a ceramic burr mechanism with a compact 6cm by 17cm design, giving you a manual tool for grinding coffee beans and spices at home. Weighing 310 grams, it is light enough for comfortable use while providing the stability needed for consistent grinding. The 36 gram bean capacity makes it suitable for preparing grounds for a single cup of coffee or for milling a batch of peppercorns for cooking. By avoiding electrical components, it offers a simple and portable grinding solution that does not rely on power outlets, making it useful for kitchen counters, camping trips, or small spaces where bench space is limited. Features and Construction The grinder's construction centres on a ceramic burr grinding mechanism housed within a body that measures 6cm in diameter and 17cm in height. This specific sizing contributes to its compact profile, which can fit into kitchen drawers or travel bags without taking up much room. The total weight of 310 grams indicates a build that balances material presence with portability, making it manageable to grip and turn during use. Material and Build Ceramic burrs form the core of the grinding mechanism, selected for their hardness and ability to maintain sharp edges over time. They operate without generating significant heat, which helps preserve the flavour of coffee beans during grinding. Stainless steel is used in the structural components, providing rigidity and resistance to corrosion in a kitchen environment. The combination of these materials supports a grinding action that can handle coffee beans and dry spices like peppercorns. Size and Practical Fit With dimensions of 6cm in diameter and 17cm in height, the grinder has a slender cylindrical shape that fits comfortably in hand. The 310 gram weight adds enough heft to keep it stable on a surface while grinding, without being too heavy to lift. The 36 gram capacity of the bean chamber defines how much coffee or spice you can load at one time, which is a practical amount for preparing a single serving or a small batch for immediate use. Uses and Placement This grinder serves a dual function, capable of grinding coffee beans for brewing and milling peppercorns or similar dry spices. Its manual operation means it does not require electricity, expanding where you can use it—from a home kitchen bench to a picnic table or a temporary workspace. The compact size allows it to occupy minimal counter space, or to be stored away when not in use. Event or Professional Use For events like outdoor gatherings or markets where fresh ground coffee or pepper is preferred, this manual grinder offers a portable solution without needing access to power. Its 36 gram capacity lets you prepare small batches on demand, ensuring freshness for each serving. Caterers or small café setups might use it as a backup grinder or for preparing specialty grinds without the noise and bulk of electric grinders. Everyday Home Use In a home kitchen, it provides a straightforward way to grind coffee beans just before brewing, which can enhance flavour compared to pre-ground coffee. The same mechanism works for cracking peppercorns, nutmeg, or other dry spices, giving you freshly milled seasoning for cooking. Its 310 gram weight and 6cm diameter make it easy to retrieve from a cupboard and use on any stable surface, fitting into routine meal preparation without complicated setup. Benefits and Buying Value The grinder's value lies in its manual operation, material choice, and specific dimensions that suit portable or space-conscious grinding tasks. By using ceramic burrs and a capacity-limited design, it focuses on providing fresh grounds with control over consistency, without the cost and maintenance of electric models. Its dual-purpose nature adds versatility, allowing you to grind both coffee and spices with one tool. Reuse and Low Maintenance Because it has no