Grinding very good for coffee, espresso but too coarse.

I have the coffee grinder for half a year and had previously a coffee grinder of Tchibo. In my coffee Krups F 468 42 T8 brewing machine black I need a fine grinding degree for regular coffee. Since the Tchibo-mill yielded too coarse grist for my taste in the finest grinding degree, I had screwed by means of a web guide and coiffed by fine adjustment of the mechanical components inside. After that it was OK, but the machine was irritated because the beans supply channel for grinder was too small, so often bogged down the beans and grinder in grinding roared right in idle, so that you had to provide with a spirited shake the machine for Bohnennachfluss. For its price it was good, but something new was needed and the Gastroback had good customer recessions and a reasonable price, so I chose this.

I do not regret this choice in any way and am very happy with this unit. It served with low noise and low speed grinder at a fixed timer setting reliably always the same amount of coffee with a uniform particle size. The collection container is very practical and it fall to its removal no further crumbs from the machine. I love this device. The reservoir could have been done a bit bigger, so a charge of 250 grams of coffee beans reinpasst at once.

One point I must deduct, however, because the finest freeness 'Turkish', which according to the manufacturer should be nocht fine even when "Espresso", in my opinion is not even espresso fine, but significantly coarser. A pre-ground espresso powder in a can is significantly (!) Fine. I would therefore really want to grind espresso powder, I had this machine give zero stars.

Conclusion: Super coffee grinder, especially for Krups T8 users, as espresso grinder rather unsuitable. (I use for my Krups T8 the finest setting "Turkish". The had my souped Tchibo mill incidentally also managed.)