Save Your Money, Buy A Different Grinder

Cuisinart? It must be good. That's why it's $40. Right?

Silly me. I fell for it!

Stay away from this grinder unless you really desire a cup of very coarsely smashed beans.

Although it claims to be able to deliver finer grinds with more time, that never really happens to a satisfying degree. It produces a very coarse grind almost instantly but isn't really capable of anything else. Coffee goes from a chunky grind to a mostly chunky grind with a few finer particles which then becomes caked on the sides of the grinding cup. Repeated cycles of tapping, scraping and regrinding take place. The end result after a few minutes is a mixture of about 10% powdered coffee, 10% fine grind, 50% medium grind, and 30% which looks as though it were put in a bag and hit with a hammer.

There are a few less glaring issues also.
Stray grounds migrate from the grinding cup and fall down onto the body of the grinder and counter.
After a few seconds of use the smell of freshly ground coffee is slowly obscured by a warm electric smell. Hmmm, is that a good sign?

Guess I should have checked epinions before buying.