Perfect for one or two cups French press

I have long wondered, should I choose which way of making coffee.
Drink very little, so ground coffee gets old for me, and an expensive coffee machine is not paying off for me alone. Pads and capsules I reject in general, so needed a cheap, good mill and a Bodum cafetiere. Really good electric mills that grind and do not hit, I was also too expensive. So much the decision for a good hand grinder.

I am very happy with my decision.

+ The grinder works very well.
+ After some trial and error, the continuous adjustment of the grinding degree fits very well. For French press is more coarsely ground, which then goes quite quickly.
+ The ground coffee can easily be emptied from the charger.
+ It has always freshly ground coffee.
+ Ideal for people who want to quickly prepare times one or two cups of coffee.

The Mill is certainly not suitable for larger quantities. For this alone is the load is not big enough. And it would be burdensome.
In the rare cases where I have several coffee drinkers to visit, must turn a few times each halt. - Power to the people eh fun :-)

One point deduction because:
Two details that could be improved.

1. It is a bit tedious to get the beans into the small hole above. Since they had anything to funnel-shaped superior.
2. Since you but must apply some pressure during cranking, it would be easier if there were an opportunity to fix this thing somehow. So it is somewhat difficult and unwieldy to hold the mill, while rotating.

I'd choose this option again.