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Hario Skerton Ceramic Coffee Hand Grinder MSCS-2TB

Hario Skerton Ceramic Coffee Hand Grinder

Sungarden Tea - Hario
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The Hario Skerton hand coffee grinder creates freshly-ground coffee for your tasty cup. Small, lightweight, and portable, the Skerton is great for traveling or the home use. The ceramic mill creates conical burrs and is easily adjustable, is durable and easy to clean. The attached lid keeps grounds fresh for later!

Washable ceramic mill.
Attached lid can keep the ground coffee fresh.
Retoro style coffee grinder.

Size = 6.7in wide, 3.7in deep, and 8.4in high
MSCS-2TB

Brand: Hario
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(106 reviews)
  • SKU: 3-107-06325-7
  • Ships direct from: Sungarden Tea - Hario
  • Usually ships within 3 business days
  • Transit time usually 1-5 business days (ships from: CA)

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  • HARIO SKERTON

    dpablo19 | Sun, 04/22/2012 - 16:32

    I recently had to use one of these when my electric grinder failed. I was suprised by the grind quality for espresso... Although I found the taste to be slightly too bright, I still came away impressed with the results in my cup. The only real issue I had with this grinder was keeping it still while I cranked the lever. Still, for the price, it can't be beat.

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  • GOOD VALUE

    avaserfi | Sat, 02/04/2012 - 09:52

    For the money, this is a good grinder. It needs some modifications for use (depending on the goals), and it is slightly cumbersome to use. I still think anyone will be hard pressed to find a better value.

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  • PORTABLE

    samuellaw178 | Sat, 12/24/2011 - 18:50

    This is a very affordable grinder for getting good coffee in the cup. But the only downside is that you have to crank about 2 minutes or so to get a cup. This could be too cumbersome for some people. Also, this is not very consistent for French Press grind because of the wobble at coarser setting.

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  • GREAT LITTLE GRINDER FOR TRAVEL

    kingfisha | Sat, 12/03/2011 - 09:53

    This grinder is great for traveling. It's fairly compact and you can get a good grind anyway (much better than a blade). The downside is the shape of the bottom. Being that it is rounded and a relatively small diameter makes it a bit difficult to hold in place while grinding. Since it takes many turns of the handle to grind enough coffee for a couple cups, this stability item is why I give it a 4 out of 5.

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  • GOOD FOR STARTING OUT

    brian.samuelson1 | Wed, 11/16/2011 - 16:25

    This is a really good grinder for starting out with. I'm pretty new to good coffee thus still use a automatic dripper. This grinder is perfect for that and grinding your own whole beans with this is a pretty awesome experience (the aroma is amazing). The grind is pretty consistent at fine settings but as you get coarser it gets a little jumpy, but it appears it'd be good enough for a french press(albeit a finer french press grind ) up to an aeropress. Not sure about espresso though as I haven't delved into that area yet. The grinding is not as bad as you'd think it'd be and is pretty effortless. Grinding enough coffee at a medium/fine setting for about 4/5 tablespoons takes just about as much time, if not less, for the water to run through the automatic dripper. Overall it does a great job at a great price, and could probably do a great job at a french press setting with one of the mods out there.

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  • BEST WHEN MODDED

    Wakeknot | Sun, 11/06/2011 - 09:37

    but a good value relative to many of the grinders out there especially after the mods.

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  • HAD ONE AND SOLD IT

    jbviau | Fri, 10/21/2011 - 00:37

    The press grind in particular is not great pre-mod. Will try the Mini instead.

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  • THE MINI MILL IS CHEAPER AND

    broseph | Thu, 09/29/2011 - 22:18

    The Mini Mill is cheaper and produces a better grind. Go electric (Baratza) if you can afford it.

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  • GLAD TO SEE IT BACK AGAIN!

    EricBNC | Thu, 09/15/2011 - 14:11


    I was afraid ROASTe had quit carrying the Skerton. For the money it is a decent hand grinder. there are some modifications available too if the coarse grinding needs tweaking but it is not 100% necessary since the grinder works as shipped. I did see a post showing the top part screwed onto a glass canning jar so if misfortune claims the bottom glass the grinder can be salvaged.

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  • I LOVE THAT YOU CAN GRIND

    tsantana78 | Thu, 09/15/2011 - 13:48

    I love that you can grind your coffee beans and save them in the same container!

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