MHW-3Bomber Blade R3 Manual Coffee Grinder I In-Depth Design, Features & Maintenance Overview

[@adilm1509]

I’ve watched several reviews of this grinder, but yours stands out, it's clear, straight to the point and incredibly informative. Thank you.

[@almamicroroastery]

@adilm1509 - Hey there! You are most welcome! Thanks for watching and for your compliment. Don't forget to subscribe! Cheers!

[@thesupermegagood]

Thanks for the great video! The grinding is really very smooth and the overall workmanship is excellent, I really liked the sieves, the filter coffee really benefits a lot from using them. Another potential advantage is that the Bomber is able to grind fine and at first glance it is an excellent solution for espresso and Turkish coffee. But not everything is so simple, because: 1. For Turkish coffee and espresso (i.e. without sifting), the coffee is tasteless ("dirty"). I mean, it's not much different from ground coffee on Nivona 130 and if there is a difference it's definitely not in favor of Bomber. 2. the lower bearing is very delicate, rotation defects began to be felt after a month, 3. the Bomber has terrible support, I could not get the bearing specification from them and of course no one offered me to perform warranty repairs despite the fact that this is an obvious structural defect. My experience: I can say that the M47 is little better, but both the Bomber and the Kinu are significantly(!) inferior to the C40 and I won't trade my C40 for 10 Bombers and/or Kinu, It's just a different levels

[@boleshuggah]

What grinder do you recommend for espresso? Kingrinder k6 or something from 1zpreso?

[@thesupermegagood]

@@boleshuggah sorry, I can't help my recommendations would be irresponsible, I don't know 1zpreso well and I'm not familiar with kingrinder at all

[@boleshuggah]

@@thesupermegagood you said bomber isnt that good for esspreso because of the dirty flavor or texture. What grinder did you compare it to? If its something 5x its price then share it, I want to learn more and you seem knowledgeable

[@thesupermegagood]

@@boleshuggah I'm not very knowledgeable, I'm not a blogger, and my task was just to find a coffee grinder that suits me, and it turned out to be the Comandante C40. There are only 2 thoughts I can add: 1). The C40 is the most inconvenient to use, but easy to maintain, and the best for me in terms of result quality. 2). We have adaptive vision, hearing, and apparently taste sensations too - after a month of using C 40, the taste of coffee became "normal" for me and I thought that the pleasure of the drink was not so much different from what I got on the Bomber - I took out the old R3, but the miracle did not happen, I did not like the taste, although before buying the C40, I was quite satisfied with it. I mean, we can get used to everything )

[@boleshuggah]

@ i understand, thank you for sharing your experience! Im trying to experiment with different tools as well to find what fits my needs best. Just bought some tools Im having a great time

[@mohsenkhoshkar8866]

Does the grinder not have a maintenance bag?

[@almamicroroastery]

@mohsenkhoshkar8866 - Hi there! The Blade R3 grinder does not come with a pouch or a case. Cheers!

[@ahmedshaikhani8571]

I have recently ordered, but this doesn't have any indication for number of rotations. How to know that we have completed the full circle of 60 notches ? How to bring it back to 0 ?

[@almamicroroastery]

@ahmedshaikhani8571 - Hey there! There isn't any visual indication of the number of full turns. If you have lost track, fully tighten back to zero (both burrs are completely touching each other or locked). That will be the starting point. Cheers!

[@ahmedshaikhani8571]

@almamicroroastery by rotating clockwise or anticlockwise ?

[@almamicroroastery]

@@ahmedshaikhani8571 - It will be clockwise. Cheers!

[@mateuszmachlowski104]

This confuses me a little bit, because they claim R3 grinder has 48mm burrs?

[@almamicroroastery]

@mateuszmachlowski104 - Hi there! MHW-3Bomber has since removed the burr size from their listing. Anyway, know that the grinding efficiency of a hand grinder relies on the effective grinding of the inner core. Overall, the grinding action is smooth with low resistance, and the grinding is quite effortless & considered quite fast. Cheers!

[@thesupermegagood]

the size of the millstones of the Bomber is absolutely the same as in the Kinu M47 (I had both) and if someone calls this size "48 mm" then we can say that this is true for the Bomber ) But this is not decisive either in quality or in the speed of grinding, alas