Can you adjust the grind?
1774567
Yes you can. I had not tried it until you asked. But my husband likes his pepper a bit chunky, so I looked on line and they suggest unscrewing the top and pulling the 'lid' up a bit to open the space in the grinding mechanism. This allows bigger chunks to fall through. It worked! Thanks for asking as I now know how to do it.
1774568
Yes Kristen, you just tighten the top screw to make the pepper fine, or course according to your taste.
1774569
Yes, by turning the screw that holds the lid to the mill. This is not ideal but goog enough.
1093726
I've never tried, but you can adjust the grinding mechanism from fine to coarse so I'm guessing you could.
54800
Yes, you can easily adjust the grind between fine and coarse and many stages in-between. To reach the white grinder dial, unscrew the clear plastic top next to the black plastic. Then turn the white grinder left or right to change the size of the grind. The first time you try this, grind over white paper to better see the size of grind. I keep a thick rubber band around the black plastic to make turning easier for me. Try green peppercorns instead of black corns. The taste is a bit milder, less sharp, and with more depth than black peppercorns.
1779333
There's a device on top that you tighten or loosen to adjust the coarseness of the grind. After owning for 6 months, I would not recommend this product.
993322
I have never tried to adjust the grind. I love it the way it came in the box.
1501816
The grinder comes "set" and you have to loosen it a bit (read in a posting when I was buying it) to even use it. You should be able to set it super fine and may want to grind it twice. I'm still happy with it.
1385428
Unfortunately I think the manufacturing tolerances won't allow anyone's settings to transfer over. You just guess at your grind and try it, make a note of the flavor and go both ways. I'm pretty happy with mine at what my memory is of grounds in a can (like Folgers)
1545285
You can adjust the settings. But if you expect very fine flour (from wheat), not sure that's possible.One person somewhere in the comments says 'yes, it's possible'.I read up on these grinders the other day and this is mainly a 'CORN' grinder, not a wheat grinder.I didn't know there was a difference :/Edit to say: I only tried mine once and it was a bit of a pain. But I don't have a stable table yet, so that's part of the problem.Check out the comments, I think the first one had some good Info.
2085507
As you can already see, it is correct that on the bottom of the mill, there is a screw/round wheel you can turn to adjust the grind.
839760
Yes, grind can be adjusted on both with center knob at the top. I am still happy with this purchase.
794800
There is not a grind adjustment. The pepper is fairly coarse, but I like it that way. The salt is an average grind. There is no cap on the bottom, so they do "leak" a bit.
545940
My answer to your question is yes. This device works very well and grinds the coffee to the very last bean and does so according to your setting....and it is not hard at all to adjust the grind to your liking. You have to use a little elbow grease, but the result is great.
54799
There is a knob on the bottom (top in this picture) that will tighten or loosen to change the grind. Honest these are pretty nice to use on a daily basis.
883773
Yes you can. You may need to try different plates in the front until you get the right consistency you want. I can tell you that it won't slow you down as it will grind about anything. Very powerful.
1894261
Not that I saw. The only adjustment however is the dial up in from the bottom that sets the grind
266032
I like it but, I take mine to almost fine, so not sure it can be controlled, to do coarse or fine, it does not have an adjustment on it. But, it does grind it very well, and came with 2 extra cups to interchange, spices, herbs?
545939
Very much so . Still , I have found it difficult to adjust precisely the setting in the finer grinds