This is the Bonmac BM-250N black, a classic coffee mill. I purchased it in 2018 and used it 2-3 times a week for about six months. After that, I bought another grinder, so I used this one less frequently. I haven't used it for about five years, so I'm selling it as part of my year-end decluttering. I mostly ground medium-dark to dark roasted beans, not hard, lightly roasted beans, so I don't think there are any problems with the blades. When I stopped using it, I disassembled it, cleaned the blades and the inside, and then performed calibration and zero-point adjustment, so I don't think there are any problems with its use. As you can see in the photos, there is some peeling due to scratches on the grind size dial. Also, I wiped it down overall for the listing, but due to the nature of coffee mills, there may be some fine coffee grounds that I couldn't remove completely, so if you are looking for a condition like new, you should probably avoid this. The only missing accessory is the cleaning brush. The brush part broke off after using it a few times, so I threw it away. It was a pretty cheap construction to begin with, so I think it's better to buy a dedicated brush. Other than that, the hex wrench and the two included fuses are still there. The box and instruction manual are also included. The powder receiver is unused. Considering the condition, I've listed it at a significantly reduced price, so it's highly recommended for those looking for a home-use mechanical coffee mill or a low-cost flat burr mill. The current new price is "36,905 yen" on the Lucky-san official website and "29,800 yen" on Amazon, so I think it's a pretty good deal. Recently, there are many coffee mills with conical burrs, but flat burrs make it easier to achieve a clean extraction, so I personally highly recommend them. # Coffee # Hand Drip # French Press # Espresso # Comandante # COMANDANTE # Grinder # Hand Grinder # Hand Mill # Electric Mill # 1Zpresso # TIMEMORE # Time More # Kalita # Hario # Outdoor