Hand Crank Grain Mill

I'm looking for one. A web search shows this one:
Victorio Grain Mill
http://www.nitro-pak.com/products/fo...ics-grain-mill

Any suggestions?

This one looks better to me
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Heavy-Duty-C...item4ab9d453bf

I bought the Family Grain Mill with the Kitchenaid attachment and am very happy with it.

http://www.amazon.com/Handbase-Grain...ily+grain+mill

Ive been using one of these for four years or so with no problems. They a product of the peoples repubix of china and marked "500" on the cast part, sold by varios nenders on e-bay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Cast-Iro...item1c2be48be6

Keep in mind im just cracking the wheat not making flour. The flour that could be made with these would be too course for baking. I need to get a motorized made in the USA unit and start baking

http://thesurvivalpodcast.com/forum/...?topic=27190.0

http://www.grainmaker.com/

we have that one, its expensive, but we use it nearly daily. its American made, heavy duty and should last my lifetime. I can hand crank it, run it off the stationary bike or to an electric motor.

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Originally Posted by xring

Keep in mind im just cracking the wheat not making flour. The flour that could be made with these would be too course for baking. I need to get a motorized made in the USA unit and start baking

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Nuts. I just knew there would be some reason the $30 mills would not work.

heres one in Canon so anyone there could probably pick up and save shipping but Iknow nothing about the seller,unit, or manufacturer caveat emperor

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-Miller-B...item3a7a93bf90

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Originally Posted by ronaldrwl

Nuts. I just knew there would be some reason the $30 mills would not work.

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Two times through might do it. The plates are far from precision machined though. As you get them close enough to grind finely id worrry about them touching and a chinese alloy of unknown composition in your bread.