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Alright, folks. How many people would be interested in an open, durable, user-serviceable burr coffee grinder that costs under $40 in parts and #3dprinting filament?

Repost for reach. I want to see if it's worth publishing.

Several parts of a motorized burr coffee grinder sit on the black CERAN surface of a stove showing the small hand-operated burr grinder, two halves of a 3D printed clamp housing, two 3D printed wing nuts, and a 3D printed motor housing with a 12V 200RPM worm-gear motor.
Several parts of a motorized burr coffee grinder sit on the black CERAN surface of a stove showing two halves of a 3D printed clamp housing, two 3D printed wing nuts, and a 3D printed motor housing. This time, the motor housing is tipped on its side to expose two 3D printed gears, the larger of which has a 5-sided hole into which the top of the hand grinder is to be inserted.
A man's hand, just off left frame, is holding a small cup of espresso.
#3dprinting
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