Conical Burr Grinders
Precision grinders for your daily coffee ritual.
Choosing your equipment
Turin conical-burr grinders span compact electric single-dose models and a manual hand grinder. Compare the SK40, DC63 and H40 V2 by their adjustment systems, power source and the way they fit into your espresso or brewed-coffee routine.
Choose the Workflow Before the Burr Size
A conical burr set combines an inner cone-shaped burr and an outer ring. Its geometry describes the grinding mechanism, but it does not tell you whether the grinder is manual, motor driven, timed or single dose. This collection includes both electric and hand-powered options.
For regular home espresso, an electric grinder takes the turning effort out of each serving. For travel or a setup without an outlet, a hand grinder avoids charging and power requirements. Both benefit from a measured dose and consistent preparation.
SK40: Fine Geared Adjustment
The SK40 pairs 40mm conical burrs with stepless worm-drive adjustment. The geared control is useful for small espresso corrections, especially when you mainly use one brewing method. Large changes between espresso and coarse brewing take more turning, so consider how often you move across the range.
It uses a fixed-speed motor and a weighed-dose workflow. The presence of different loaded and unloaded RPM specifications does not mean the grinder has selectable speed control.
DC63: A Larger Conical Platform
The DC63 uses 63mm Red Titanium-coated conical burrs with a large stepless dial. Its magnetic chute, knocker, bellows and ionizer are practical grounds-handling features. Automatic stop finishes the grinding cycle; it does not measure your dose in grams.
Compare footprint, loading clearance and the selected voltage. The DC63 collection brings together its standard and 220V listings so you can choose the appropriate electrical configuration.
H40 V2 and Other Alternatives
The H40 V2 provides manual conical-burr grinding with external adjustment. Plan for the physical effort of fine grinding if espresso is your main method. If you want to compare burr shapes, explore flat-burr grinders such as DF54 and DF64. Judge the complete grinder and your preferred coffee style instead of treating either burr shape as universally superior.
Do conical burrs always produce the same flavor?
No. Cutting geometry, coffee, grind setting and brewing all influence the cup. Broad descriptions of burr shape are useful for comparison, but they cannot predict every coffee’s taste.
Does the DC63 automatically weigh coffee?
No. Its stop function detects the end of grinding. Weigh beans before loading and check the grounds with a scale when dialing in or changing coffees.
Which model suits frequent travel without charging?
The hand-powered H40 V2 needs neither mains power nor a battery. Compare its capacity, packed size and manual effort against your travel routine.
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Beautiful and strong grinder
Solid, faster, and beautiful. Great cost-benefit option!
Juan Camilo GonzálezArango
Awesome
Thank you
RAMY ERFAN
Occasional clogging issues, other than that it is great!!!
Borislav
Love this product very easy to use
Ryan
I just love it, it's my first real espresso machine. so far even my worst shots taste great.
Michael
Grinder works amazing right out the box , i was very surprised with it specifically because of aome of the reviews online but mine works great. Shipping took a very long time but no complaints once received. Happy with the product!
Wirving
Amazing grinder and service from Turingrinders.com
I'm super happy with the new grider, solid, powerful, easy to use and perfect for my espresso machine. I have been using it for over a month and I am really enjoying it the results I get.
Great service from Turingrinders too, ship quickly, great burr aligment and 0 calibration. Could not be more satisfied !
Davide Maragliano
Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 Single Dose Coffee Grinder
Royal Sipe
First espresso grinder
A piece of art that is a pleasure to use.
William Faoro
Love our Turin
After doing a lot of research and talking to many of our coffee aficionado friends, we decided to buy Turin DF64. And boy it hasn't disappointed us one bit. We are grinding coffee beans daily for different types of extractions. Highly recommend it to everyone.
Moyda
A terrific choice for single dose brewing
If you’re in the market for well built grinder for single dose brewing and nearly zero retention, add this grinder to your cart ASAP. Pairing with my Lucca A53, I was concerned the portafilter support forks would be too large. They are in fact, but the Turin grinder is so fast, you’re not going to rest it there anyway. Even better, I can articulate the 53mm portafilter to distribute grounds around the basket while grinding. The forks are close enough to rest the PF on, just not enough to hold it unsupported. The grinder took a few pounds of coffee to break in the burrs. Straight out of the box the coffee (espresso) was just a bit flat, but now that’s done with. The Turin has gone through a few changes based on owner feedback. It’s not worth deducting a star, but I have two minor things I'd address. First, the rubber feet on the machine are leaving black marks on my counter. Petty complaint I know, but no one reaches perfection without improvement. The second is the layout of the grind setting markings. To help these older eyes, I would rather the numbers be closer to the hash marks and/or the marks be printed at different heights, similar to a tape measure. To solve the issue on my Turin, I colored over every 5th mark with red sharpie and now it’s ridiculously easy to get a quick read on my settings. The subtle pop of red looks good too. It’s fast, relatively quiet. Easy to keep clean, has nearly zero retention and looks perfect next to the LaSpaziale.
Norm Aubin
From DF83 toDF83v
After 3 years of daily 1st Gen DF83 use… A user abuse left me in need of a replacement espresso grinder.
The DF83v was ultimately what I committed to purchasing.
Every step of my daily coffee is improved.
Vince H.
Amazing
It's beautiful. Design is stunning. The control over grind is very precise. My espresso is now perfect. So little retention with the bellows. If you are crazy OCD then blow it out with a Wolfbox blower on high after using. What a deep dive down the engineering rabbit hole of perfectionism. I sometimes pull out the antique hand grinder for a rough irregular grind of cheap beans and make some boiled coffee to keep grounded.
Richard Fentzke
Good one!
I waited almost a month for my order to arrive and that was not necessarily what I was expecting but I stuck in there until it finally did. Now I am enjoying truly excellent lattes which was my goal. It was easy to setup and use and that’s a plus. Since it is still new I don’t have any issues to report such as ease of cleaning etc but it seems fairly straightforward. Bottom line for me: worth the wait.
EEV from Maryland
Grinder with European voltage
Very fast und reliable, they even reimbursed me as it was clear, that I live in the US.
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