Grain Mill Wheat Flour Grinder, Stainless Steel Metal Burrs (Hand Crank Grain Mill)

I am very happy with this flour mill. It's easy to assemble and use. The quality is great, it's solidly built. You can easily adjust the grind from coarse to fine. The first time using the mill, I toasted quinoa and ground it using the finest setting. It was perfect for my recipe. I was worried about the quality because the price was lower than many of the other options I considered. I am thrilled, great quality at a reasonable price. The only problem for me is that all of my conters and my table have rounded edges. This grinder needs a square mounting surface. My butcher block cutting board was a good fit.

This is hands down the best hand operated grain mill I have ever tried. It is so easy to operate. Smooth to grind. Makes beautiful flour. I used this with Montessori students and even a 3yo could use it. Highly recommend.

I will write a review based on the function I use it and that is basically to grind whole species (black and white pepper, cumin, caraway, coriander seeds, dill seeds, fennel, etc) I'm a sausage maker and at this, the mill does a great job. The coarseness can be adjusted from fine to coarse, however it is hard to reduce from coarse to fine on the fly because the spice will not allow the auger to be set tighter without emptying it first. Before this mill I burned out two kitchenaid coffee grinders and the spices never grinded evenly. With this mill the spices result in a more consistent size. About the use of this mill for cereals such as wheat, rice, etc, I will guess the output will be too small for the need of many users. At grinding species is ok since species are used at small quantities even in very large batches, but if you need to grind several pounds of flour probably this hand powered mill is not for you and maybe you should take a look at another model of the same vendor with a motor option. I cannot rate durability at least for now but some parts could have been made of more durable material such as a plastic washer between the auger and the handle. Even when it looks made of stainless steel this mill is made mostly of brushed aluminum, but the inner parts of the mill are stainless steel. I think you get a decent product for the price.Update: I found the mill cannot grind annatto seeds. Even though the annatto seed appears to be a dry seed and not oily, but after grinding a few it forms a hard dry paste around the auger and that's it, the mill gets clogged and no more seeds can go down the grinding path.Update: As you grind, the handle movement tightens the bolt that holds the handle and it results in a gradually finer grinding and it ends on the auger being completely tight and no allowing the product to grind at all. I hope this can be solved by installing a washer. I will keep you updated

I was looking for a hand grinder to try and make my own gluten free flours at home. We've had to go completely gluten free as our three young children all have an intollerance. It was getting really expesive purchasing already ground flours. After reading all of the reviews on amazon I took a chance on this one, there were a lot of very unhappy people, that said here's what I found...Pros-It shipped super fast thank you prime membership.-It fits into the regular size kitchen drawer completely assembled-Washes easy only one part to unscrew.-On nearly the finest setting it produced decent rice flour with little effort (do remember it is a HAND GRINDER) my husband and I both tried it and my 9 year old daughter.-One cup of white rice yielded more than one cup of flour going to save more than enough money to make up the cost of the grinder in just a month and a half.Cons-it does loosen itself from the table while grinding and you need to tighten it frequently, I believe it just needs a rubber stopper on the top of the table. Going to try this after a visit to the hardware store.- you cannot make it finer while grinding only more coarse, though it makes sense if you have stuff in it you cannot make it tighter.-The "chute" (where the flour comes out) is a little low to the table for my liking but it would not be as compact if it provided more space for the bowl.- the rice doesn't always fall into the hopper when you reach the end of your grinding we had to stop and poke it with a spoon to get it to fall into the grinder.- the box claims it makes half a cup of flour in a minute I thought this was funny they must be grinding it with a power drill it took us about 5 minutes or so depending on which one of us was grinding.Over all I'm very pleased with the purchase and look forward to recouping my grinder cost next month by making my own flour!!

I wanted to get into grinding wheat berries for bread baking without investing hundreds of dollars on an electric mill. If my family didn't like the bread from wheat berries, I thought I wouldn't be out as much money. This is a great mill that I think will last many years. It will take me less than 15 minutes to mill the needed flour for bread baking. The family loves the bread with the fresh milled flour.