Grinder
Kingrinder K4
The single piece of gear that moves the cup most. Consistent particle size is what makes a recipe repeatable; the number on the dial only means something on this model.
Specifications
- Category
- Grinder
- Brand
- Kingrinder
- Grind adjustment
- Rotational
- Burr
- conical 48mm
- Drive
- hand
- Adjustment
- external
Rotations plus clicks (e.g. "2.6" = 2 full turns and 6 clicks). Always write down both numbers; the clicks alone are meaningless.
Grind settings on other grinders
A number on a grinder dial only means something on that grinder — even two units of the same model differ. So instead of pretending “18” travels, BrewCult records what people actually landed on after switching, and shows you the spread.
Rotations plus clicks (e.g. "2.6" = 2 full turns and 6 clicks). Always write down both numbers; the clicks alone are meaningless.
Nobody has recorded a confirmed conversion from the Kingrinder K4 yet.
0 community data points, so confidence is none yet. When you fork a recipe onto a different grinder and log a brew you liked, that pair gets recorded here — that is where every number on this page comes from.
In the meantime, use the coarse category on the recipe (fine, medium-fine, medium and so on). It is the one part of a grind setting that survives a change of grinder.
Why these are approximate: Converted grind settings are approximate starting points derived from community data. Dial in by taste — burr alignment, wear and unit-to-unit variance all move the target.