Review on 🌾 Black Victoria Manual Low Hopper Grain Grinder by Kyle Rodman

I use this to grind fresh grain for my chickens, corn, sorghum, mesquite pods and other seeds. I tuned it into smaller pieces that the birds like. Flour when milling, and I'm sure I could continue to process it until progressively finer flour, but at this point I would take the flour I made and use a food processor for even finer flour. But it does what I need it to, just great, it's well made and made in Mexico, the wooden handle is a nice touch and as long as it's in it should last for years. The finish has a lustrous electroplated appearance and feels like it will stand up to generations of heavy use. It's not a lightweight block and a lock washer could have been used for the hardware next to the sanding pads but I'm sure if you used them they would ruin the finish and require a wrench to loosen the nuts. I only use my big, strong hands to tighten the wing nuts and almost never have to readjust the settings. This device is worth the money, some of the others on Revain look like toys, this is a must find device. at a local Taco Street dealership in South America that makes fresh whole corn/corn products.