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Craftsman's Coffee Mill

The moment you grind coffee beans yourself, a rich aroma spreads throughout the room. This is a luxurious experience that can only be enjoyed with freshly ground beans. The aroma and flavor of coffee begin to deteriorate the moment the beans are ground, so it's only natural that coffee enthusiasts find themselves thinking, "Maybe I should try grinding my own beans."

When it comes to grinding your own beans, the coffee mill becomes a key consideration. For your perfect cup, we introduce a mill created by plane craftsman DAIYA.

Beautiful Lattice Coffee Mill Combining Aesthetics and Functionality

This distinctive coffee mill features lattice-pattern wood arranged throughout the entire mill. Beyond its visual beauty, it's designed to be easy to grip firmly and slip-resistant when grinding beans.

This mill uses "Stainless Steel 420 Conical Burrs" with the following characteristics:
• Cone-shaped inner and outer burrs sandwich and grind the beans
• Beans are "cut" rather than crushed, resulting in uniform particle size
• Fine grind adjustment settings available
• Minimal friction heat generation, preserving bean flavor, oils, and aroma
• Superior quietness (compared to flat burr types)

Grind adjustment ranges from 12 to 52 clicks. The ability to finely adjust particle size according to your daily mood and brewing method is unique to hand grinding. Fine grind for espresso, medium grind for drip coffee, coarse grind for French press - the same beans can deliver completely different flavors.

The advantage of grinding coffee beans by "cutting and shaving" is achieving uniform particle size, which results in consistent and stable flavor. "Channeling" (phenomenon where water flows through only certain areas) is less likely to occur, allowing water to flow evenly throughout for ideal extraction.

This mill offers quality that will satisfy coffee enthusiasts, while being accessible enough for those who are just beginning to show interest in grinding their own coffee beans.

Created Through Plane Manufacturing Technology

DAIYA has been making planes used by carpenters since 1946. As the value of Japanese cuisine was being reconsidered, the desire to create something useful for people's daily lives led to the birth of the katsuobushi (bonito flake) shaver. DAIYA states that besides their mission to deliver better products to customers, they have another mission: to preserve current high-level technology for future generations. To achieve this, they believe that by having people know about, purchase, and use products that employ high technology, the technical skills of manufacturers will improve and be passed down to future generations. To embody their belief that "good products" must be "communicated," DAIYA leveraged their specialty in solid wood craftsmanship to create boxes carved from single pieces of wood, giving birth to the katsuobushi shaver. The seamless wooden box is durable and finished in a simple, new form, and was launched as a brand in 2014.