The Lodos 1945 Luxury is a luxury coffee grinder made of genuine and high quality walnut wood. Decades of proven processes, handcrafted and guaranteed for 10 years, these are Lodos grinders.
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The1945 Lux series is, as the name suggests, something special. This luxury series offers even harder and higher quality woods than the other series, in this case walnut. The quality craftsmanship guarantees that your descendants will be making coffee with this grinder . The wood is hand varnished and stained to the appropriate shade. The inner gear is then nickel-plated and the grinding stones are made of hardened steel. The entire grinding system is guaranteed for 10 years. Of course, the coffee grinding coarseness is also adjustable with this grinder.
A high quality grinder at a more than reasonable price from the traditional Czech company Lodos. If you want a highly functional coffee grinder at a reasonable price, this grinder is for you!
Height: 20 cm
Pattern: walnut wood, dark finish
10 YEARS WARRANTY FROM THE TRADITIONAL CZECH COMPANY LODOS!
EAN: 8590280074218
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+ design
+ grinding speed
+ even with a very diverse selection of coffees, I was always able to set it to the right grind size
- very impractical to fill
- it’s pretty hard to hold while grinding (it’s too small to stand on a table, and the cube shape makes it awkward to hold; plus, I have to watch out for the drawer while grinding)
- After a year or two, it started squeaking, and it turned out I couldn’t take the mechanism apart to lubricate it
The coffee hopper cannot be fully opened (a design flaw in the handle), the nut for adjusting the grind size has no locking mechanism and its setting changes during grinding, the ground coffee drawer is made of linden wood, and its guide mechanism is structurally odd; the bottom edge does not touch the body at all, leaving a gap, which causes it to move up and down—meaning the drawer does not have a stable back-and-forth guide. Last but not least, I am struck by the fact that the drawer is extended outward and does not fit neatly into the body of the grinder, as is the case with grinders from 1945.