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1. Ceramic grinding core: - Advantages: High hardness, strong wear resistance, does not generate heat easily (preserves coffee aroma), and produces no metallic odors. - Note: Compared to metal grinding cores (such as stainless steel), ceramic disc blades are usually more brittle and should not be dropped or bumped; grinding extremely fine powder can be somewhat laborious. 2. Detachable straight tube design: - Convenient for removing residual powder, especially suitable for situations where coffee beans are frequently replaced or cleaned. - The construction is simple and has a low failure rate, but disassembly is not as easy (like a magnetic powder container). 3. Fine grinding capacity: - The thickness is freely adjustable (turn left to adjust the coarse grind, turn right to make the coffee powder finer), suitable for concentrated Italian coffee, Turkish coffee, and other brewing methods that require fine powder. You can adjust the coffee thickness to your own taste. 4. Features: - The thickness is freely adjustable, the grind is uniform, the volume is small, the device is portable and durable, and you can enjoy freshly ground coffee and the charm of coffee anytime, anywhere. 5. Usage and maintenance tips Cleaning: Disassemble regularly and brush off any remaining coffee powder. The ceramic grinding cores can be washed with water (allow to air dry thoroughly before reassembly). - Adjustment technique: Adjust gradually from coarse to fine to prevent burning. It must be replaced after wear. Easy to operate: ① Remove the handle ② Remove the lid ③ Add coffee beans ④ Set the desired thickness ⑤ Grind manually ⑥ Pour out the coffee powder