Hand Crank Grain Mill

[xring]

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

[HBARleatherneck]

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.

[ronaldrwl]

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

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

[xring]

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

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.