The unknown hand/electric grinder (is this the hand grinder killer?) Part 2

This time no music, no black and white jump cuts, my editor (that's me) just refused to do it. I'm still using a click bait title, because it seems to be the latest thing these days. I whipped it apart, removed the moving burr and examined it, they are well cut and looked reasonable, don't know who makes them, bottom burr was fixed in (press fit). I still need to go coarser.
I am waiting for the power of the internet to invoke some wag who comes up with the exact name of this grinder. I'm pretty sure if you were transporting it in your hand luggage, they might have a bit of a laugh as it passed through the X-Ray machine.
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"Might" eventually be sold by Bella Barista (who lent me this to see what I think of it). It's actually OK, and no they don't know I've done this video, or even that I quite like it. I admire it's pluckiness...it's not the fastest (when using the motor), but it gets there in the end.

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Hi Dave. Thanks for introducing this very handy and exciting grinder. Can the motor be good enough to grind a medium light roast for espresso?