FERRODAY Malted Grain Mill Malt Stainless Steel 2 Roller Malt Mill Homebrew Malted Grain Crusher Manual Grain Mill Slow Drill Available Malt Crusher Adjustable Gap Malted Barley Grinder - No Base Type

Some assembly required but otherwise it works. Had to use some metal tape on the inside to keep grain from fall through whole.

Does the job!!!

I've used better mills before, but this is pretty good for an economy malt mill. It's important to note, as I did, that this DOES NOT come with a mounting board. This wasn't an issue for me as I had spare wood that I intended to use for mounting the mill to. One thing to be very careful of is that the malt hopper comes disassembled and the nuts/bolts for assembly are VERY SMALL for clumsy hands like mine. Would be very advisable to assemble this somewhere where you're not going to lose the hardware if you drop anything.Once I had everything assembled, I was easily able to attach my drill to the mill. I use about half power when I use the drill to spin the rollers and that seems to work well. The only complaint I have is that it seems to me that the crush settings slip a little bit while milling. I've not had this problem with other more expensive mills, so that's something you'll want to watch closely if you purchase this mill.

I can't commend this enough! Bought it to reduce chick crumble that was too big for my quail. Worked perfectly. Better than I imagined.Very high quality. When I saw the small holes in the hopper I imagined a fight. Having to drill new holes. Not so. Perfect alignment. I thought this must have been made in US. Nope, China. I am so used to crappy Chinese QC I couldn't believe it. Highly recommend!

Great deal on this little bucket top mill. Its a 2 roller mill, and has so far ground over 100 pounds of grain for my brew days. Take your time when setting it up, use a feeler gauge to set your rollers - I have mine set at .030" for BIAB and it works perfectly. With a cordless drill running at about 3/4 speed, I grind 10ish pounds of grain in less than a minute. I feel like people who are having issues are running flaked grain though it, which will definitely get stuck and cause problems. Don't run flaked corn thru it. It goes together quickly, and it holds up. As long as you don't expect this to be an industrial strength design, you'll be happy with it.

Looks and feels very sturdy, looks great as well. My only problem is that I was shorted five screws for the hopper, now I have to go hunt for those very small screws. I really doubt the company will send me any. Good luck and I hope it’s complete!

Works excellent at a great price

1. It’s an idiotic design where each side of the roller has to be adjusted separately. It’s not easy to fet it right. I had to use a thick credit card to get the size I wan on each side. Once I did, the gauges did not match on each side. That tells you everything.2. As soon as I start filling the hopper, I hear full size grains dropping in the bucket. Another idiotic design where grains find a way to bypass the mill from the four corners. Just by looking, you can see the aluminum sides do not cover the corners. This means a handful of whole grains will make it to your mash! I had to use aluminum tape to cover all gaps.