Are there flat manual grinders? - Page 3

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RedPanda (original poster)
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#21: Post by RedPanda (original poster) »

Well there is also this for ghost burr

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256803863498089.html

A handheld ghost burr..... but I myself instead of putting the ghost burr as a sub-category of flat... I rather put it more closer to a 3rd category of burr due to differences of how it works.


anyways..... I dont have a ghost burr to compare that to, and I dont have the $ to spare being i need to build up my basic gear.

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#22: Post by jbviau »

^^^ That manual ghost burr grinder is kind of a trip. Just me, or do its burrs seem to have noticeably fewer (and smaller) teeth than Apex or Fuji?
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#23: Post by RedPanda (original poster) »

yea it is a lot less, but it is also around 20-25mm smaller being its a 48" handgrinder. They might had wanted to copy the height size of the teeth.



In comparison the R-440 is way more teeth than the Apex/R-220.

ira
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#24: Post by ira »

I think those burrs are much smaller than the Apex burrs, seen here:


Edal
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#25: Post by Edal »

There's also this true flat burr hand grinder from the same manufacturer (Potu): https://m.aliexpress.com/item/100500493 ... 57334e2617

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