IMAVO Wooden Manual Coffee Grinder - Cast Iron Hand Crank For Making Mesh Coffee, Decoration & Best Gift! Review

I was in search of some vintage coffee decor for a design I was going for but wasn't thrilled with the condition of most of the antique coffee items found online or the idea of having to put in a lot of effort to restore.I stumbled on this brand new one with the old look and had to have it. Was even happier to see it in person when it delivered and it exceeded my expectations. Well made with all the right touches to it and beautiful look. Purchased only as decor but it is built with…

I really enjoy the grinder. Making my morning cup may take an extra 5 min, but I feel like I've accomplished something when I get it. It's not the fastest or easiest way to grind your coffee, but it's definitely one of the most stylish ways. The grinder works well. It's easy to adjust from course to find grind. Looks nice on my desk next to my coffee maker and mustache waxes.

The item is absolutely beautiful, but only good for that.Difficult to adjust the grinding pressure and I felt that it is so flimsy that it would break when enough pressure was put on it to grind coffee beans. Would buy the same item at a higher price if it was metal. A great antique reproduction for decorative purposes, I did not keep it because I do not have room in the kitchen for decorations.

First and foremost, I love the look of it. Will look good in any kitchen, the vintage look just makes you want to use it.That part being out of the way, couple of things to point out, first being obvious.IT IS A MANUAL! means you have to do the work! a few comments I have seen about these is that they want the look without doing the work, it is to hard. yeah, it takes work, but it makes your coffee taste better knowing you worked for it.yes, it is made in china, but still a great look, and so…

This is a poorly made plastic knockoff of an old style coffee grinder. I've used it twice just to test it out and decided it makes a better display piece than a functional apparatus. It felt like it was going to break when I was using it. Gears for grinding the coffee are plastic not metal and when you turn the crank to grind it feels like it will snap in your hand. This is a cheap knockoff product of something I have actually used the real 1800's type grinder. If I'd had any brains when my…

A cute coffee grinder. It’s exactly the look I wanted but it was missing the handle so I am unable to try it out. Made in China, of course. I wish Revain would carry more items that are made in the USA.

This was a smaller item than expected. Cool mechanism which worked pretty well, albeit a bit stiffly. Over a few weeks the bottom board warped and detached. I will have to remove it and affix it to some other suitable surface. Not durably made.

Seems to work fine and arrived in good condition. It is for smaller amounts of spices that would be needed in cooking, not for large amounts. Exactly what I wanted. For coffee it would serve for smaller amounts, not large pot fulls.

Got it for decorating the coffee bar- best looking item on the shelf!No idea how it grinds and never plan to grind with it but the construction is great and it looks fantastic.

Love the vintage look, but it takes forever to grind just a small amount. With the look comes also the feel of living in the old days. Lots of physical work for a small bounty.

I really like this cute little Coffee Mill. Overall I am very satisfied and I use it to grind fresh coffee! It works well and is easy to assemble and use, It is definitively a kitchen item, not for travel. There are 2 things that need improvement. The little screw that holds the hopper cover on has a tendency to unscrew itself and has to be re-tightened frequently. Also the frame that holds the crank and drive shaft is plastic. I wish it were cast iron like the rest of the Coffee Mill.

Not really good for making coffee on short notice or in bulk. It is insanely small and makes very small amounts of coffee. But, the coffee tastes fantastic. Better to get as a decoration unless you just like spending 20 minutes grinding for a single cup of coffee.

I especially like this coffee grinder as a conversation piece. It grinds coffee fairly quickly, and simple. Coffee tastes better than electric coffee grinder and less noisy. The sound, smell, and taste of fresh ground coffee is unremarkable.

Work maybe the first time grinding up cacao nibs. I was just trying to get it smaller. Worked maybe for half of it. It's still very cute and nostalgic. But if you're looking for a grinder I suggest a more practical and because this one's gears are plastic.

What impressed me the most was the high quality of craftsmanship and vintage appearance. The metal components are neither pot metal nor pig iron, but are made of cast iron as it easily passed the magnet test.

Product is as described. It works OK. It does grind coffee at different settings. The base is made of wood, the rest is plastic. If I had to do it over, I would’ve done more research and bought a different product. this is a gift and the recipient was thankful, but they did not want to return it.It could’ve been a lot better quality for the price.

This one looks nice, but the grinding mechanism is made of plastic. I have used it daily for less than a month and the gears have been stripped. Before the gears stripped, I noticed that the gear frame flexed quite a bit during grinding. That had me concerned and my concerns have been realized. Not happy with the quality on this one.

Such a cute addition to my coffee bar! Absolutely would recommend this if you’re trying to decide. Quick shipping, well packaged so no worries about damage. I get so many compliments on it, I love it!

We love the look of this coffee grinder. It is super easy to use and adjust the grind, however the grind is inconsistent. We use a course ground coffee for our French Press and have been noticing a lot of powdery and fine ground coffee ends up with the course grind setting. Makes the coffee a little more bitter then we would like.

If you are looking for an easy and efficient coffee grinder this is not for you. It takes a lot of time to grind your coffee and a lot of effort to change how fine you like it. But in my case, I decided to keep it because it looks cute as decor on my coffee bar and people gets curious about grinding their own coffee.