Thhe fineness or coarseness can be adjusted very well and easily, so it fits any grain. Great for me, I use buckwheat, lentils, rice, millet, what not, all different sizes. The speed could be better, but it's definately at least as speedy as any mill turned by hand. The only downside is the size. But I can also use it to mill flour for my breads and baking, and that would have easily been worth the penny even if I got it new, for a much higher price.
A good choice: old Family grain mill
I have come across this at the flea market. Needles to say it was very cheep, but works perfectly. My first thought was immediately, to check if it can be taken apart so that it can be cleaned thoroughly, to the smallest screw. It becameappearent, that it is great german design, easy to clean. I took it apart almost entirely, except for the wiring of the motor, cleaned it with brushes and detergent, so now it is completely gluten free.
Thhe fineness or coarseness can be adjusted very well and easily, so it fits any grain. Great for me, I use buckwheat, lentils, rice, millet, what not, all different sizes. The speed could be better, but it's definately at least as speedy as any mill turned by hand. The only downside is the size. But I can also use it to mill flour for my breads and baking, and that would have easily been worth the penny even if I got it new, for a much higher price.
Thhe fineness or coarseness can be adjusted very well and easily, so it fits any grain. Great for me, I use buckwheat, lentils, rice, millet, what not, all different sizes. The speed could be better, but it's definately at least as speedy as any mill turned by hand. The only downside is the size. But I can also use it to mill flour for my breads and baking, and that would have easily been worth the penny even if I got it new, for a much higher price.
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