Hario Skerton Hack: Drill Mod - Grind Your Coffee Fast!
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- čas přidán 2. 10. 2020
- In this video we show you how to do a Hario Skerton drill mod hack. This is perfect if you don't have access to a standard electric burr grinder. You can modify the Hario Skerton manual ceramic burr grinder with a power drill!
This is a follow up video to our original Hario Skerton Pro review video here: • Hario Skerton Pro Revi...
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This is f___kin' hilarous! Thanks
Done the same thing with a Gator grinder, works great.
Ha ha. I thought about doing also. Good job. My current low end Ascaso commercial grinder has a stripped nylon gear that drives the burr spindle. A small screw somehow got in grinder and froze it thus stipping gear. Maybe I could modify a VSR drill core to make a direct drive? or just wait for the new nylon gear to arrive.
I cool tip, I tried and now do this with my 1ZPRESSO Grinder and a Bosch GO 2, it looks more sleek and works fine. :-)
I tried it with my drill but it kinda struggles. If ı crank up the power all the way it does turn but it's way too fast. If ı try to turn is slowly it just does not have enough power to crack the beans. How much power does your drill have? I also have the skerton pro model btw
Melted mine this way…but it was fun while it lasted.
I wish I read this comment before I melted mine! 😅
im so glad im not the only one. i was thinking this is a way more utilitarian use of my money than buying a fancy automatic grinder. i dont have a grinder and i dont have a drill, so why not get the extra bang for buck while saving counter space?
Use a Allen key Adapter for that. (I dont know exactly how its called, live in Germany). The way you use it, you going to damage it.
Haha thanks for the tip
Hey could you elaborate why? I've been using it directly (although carefully) but want to prevent any issues. Thanks!
edit: Nvm, I see what you meant. I use an Allen key adapter as well but misunderstood your comment. My bad!
In this fast paced world, it's good for the soul to slow down & make a cup of coffee BY HAND.
Ok I just did this, but on low and slow setting so I don't brake the grinder. I watched this to see if it would brake the grinder. I feel like ceramic would brake somehow. I'm not with about the shaft since hario pro is well supported on the shaft.. Though, the support is plastic so it would probably brake..
Everything in this video is wrong. Terrible music (and unecessary), the camera is too close to the content, the camera guy never heard about focus, doesn't show the coffee being ground or how it was in the end...
Poopoo on u
You trying to give us a seizure? Slow the camera down and focus please. Otherwise nice hack
Ryobi drills are clunky asf. I recommend a Milwaukee M12 drill which is much lighter weight and has plenty of torque. Set the drill speed to 1, set clutch position to 3, attach a 1/4” hex shank socket driver, and a 7mm socket to drive the burr shaft.
slow that thing tf down. have to grind slower. skerton can melt for one thing if you treat it like that, and grind wont be as good.
I know right! Need to slow down. As mentioned this was our first time testing this out. One of the things we noticed, but the content didn’t make the cut on the video edit was that the speed would make the burr kind of wobble. That part that was edited out but adds to your input that the speed can lower the grind quality
@@goodcoffeevibes9360 Slow would be better... I would add a bit to the drill that would fit the grinder handle attachment, something along these lines. www.amazon.com/uxcell-Socket-Spanner-Setter-Driver/dp/B00A10ILAK
With this setup, it would make adding beans or repeated use, super easy.
Funny my Dad actually said the same thing today about using a bit today haha! Thanks! Yeah that was our first time doing it. Maybe we will do an updated feed back video
@@goodcoffeevibes9360 if you do that, tip from andrew at flair, can use a mechanical screwdriver instead of a regular drill, if you find the right one they are more gentle, and for most more ergonomic for use in a coffee context. and, on amazon the black and decker (cheap stuff) starts at $17.50, though i'd recommend skil . im using the junoesque ace40, which is about your cheapest thing you can use for espresso, and it comes with a drill bit
this is funny af
Thanks!!!
Woulda been nice to actually see the grind you ended up with at warp speed. The thing is made for hand grinding....
WE ARE HERE BECAUSE WE WANT TO SEE IF THIS THING WORKS...THATS WHY YOURE HERE TOO
Why buy a manual grinder if you are going to connect a drill to it?
because we already bought one and dont have the money for an automatic. And we all have drills--thats why. AND THATS WHY YOURE HERE TOO!
This video gave me motion sickness.
Personnaly I use the wheel of my car to move the hand attachement.
Were you going in reverse?
Haha, no just being sloppy lol
Like someone else said very pretentious. You need to humble yourself.
Okay, good idea for speeding up the grind without killing your arms. But the drill motor is overkill. Sure, the first obvious choice since it has an adjustable chuck, but calipers (or a bit of trial and error) will quickly show you that the hex head of the drive shaft on the Hario Skerton Pro is 7mm.
So grab a 7mm nut driver and your lighter impact driver, Bob's your uncle! Or if you have a well made cordless screwdriver, that accepts 1/4 inch (shaft) nut drivers, then you have the simple solution that should work well but also fit in a kitchen drawer when not in use.
If you’re too lazy to turn the handle, just buy an electric burr grinder or a better hand grinder.
Electric burr grinders are huge.
I wouldn't recommend this, I did this and bent the shaft in the grinder and lost all chance for a constant grind. It was a cheap grinder (java press off brand)
Yeah, it’s sort of a last ditch effort if you don’t have an electric grinder and you’re too lazy to manual grind 😆
LOL
OMG! Stop the stupid noise. Couldn't click away from this video fast enough!
Pretentious and cringe