Miratsu Kaze Precision Distribution Tool

The Kaze is a distribution tool finished like an instrument. Its four fins are cut in a shallow spiral that pulls grounds outward from the center as you rotate, evening out the dense middle that most grinders leave behind. Density differences are what cause channeling — water bores through the loosest region of the puck and under-extracts the rest — so a flat, uniform bed before tamping is measurable insurance, not ritual. Depth adjusts on a fine thread with etched reference marks, so you can note your setting and return to it after cleaning. The 58.35 mm body fits precision baskets closely, leaving almost no untouched rim. Machined from solid stainless, satisfying in the hand, and boxed well enough to give.