Versatile Hand Operated Corn Grain Mill Grinder: Ideal Kitchen Tool for 🌽 Grinding Corn, Coffee, Wheat, Oats, and More, Perfect for Restaurants, Commercial Kitchens, and Bakeries Review

cheap junk. I've never had to grind anything with it because a simple connection "fell out" the very ill-fitting handle (it's unthreaded - it's just a triangular slot too big for the mating part). That). Sent back and still not received a refund.

Very poor quality cast iron. The firmware is everywhere, I had to file the base to make it stable on the work surface. There is no rubber pad included. The mill leaves a lot of iron filings in your work, so be careful. The parts don't fit together well. The mold of this mill is clearly worn.

I like it. But not for grains of wheat. Anything smaller than corn just goes through the ill-fitting top chute. I don't think it was made for this grinder. It doesn't fit at all. I had to use tape to secure it. You have to go through everything twice. But other than that, it's a great inexpensive hand mill. The clamp will also come loose, watch out.

The end where the pickup shoe clamp on the moving shaft had a kind of fork where both sides were slightly offset. This rounded the end and kept the grinder adjustment bracket from slipping off the shaft. I had to take a grinder and give the end a round shape instead of an oblong to allow the adjustment bracket to fit onto the shaft. I will not buy this product again.

It Must Be Fake! Silver color came off my food! And my peas (pre-cooked) came out black, I think it's rust from a mill if the silver color has faded. I've only used this grinder once and it's not well finished, my grinder that I've had for over 20 years has finally worn out and I bought it locally and was very happy to finally use it for the first time. What an awful experience! I had to throw away the peas. I will request a refund.

This product is a raw metal casting, it needs to be thoroughly filed and edge trimmed to match, after that it seems to work, but only adequately. The rubber mount for the clamp doesn't fit, it just falls off so you have to hold it while tightening the clamp. When attached to a table it doesn't hold up very well so you'll need to hold it in place while sanding. I tried dry enema rice and then some samples of dried fibrous tinder mushrooms for which it worked "just fine". Cheap but you get what…

cast iron of very poor quality. The firmware is everywhere, I had to file the base to make it stable on the work surface. There is no rubber pad included. The mill leaves a lot of iron filings in your work, so be careful. The parts don't fit together well. The mold of this mill is clearly worn.

Love it. But not for grains of wheat. Anything smaller than corn just goes through the ill-fitting top chute. I don't think it was made for this grinder. It doesn't fit at all. I had to use tape to secure it. You have to go through everything twice. But other than that, it's a great inexpensive hand mill. The clamp will also come loose, watch out.

It must be fake! Silver color came off my food! And my peas (pre-cooked) came out black, I think it's rust from a mill if the silver color has faded. I've only used this grinder once and it's not well finished, my grinder that I've had for over 20 years has finally worn out and I bought it locally and was very happy to finally use it for the first time. What an awful experience! I had to throw away the peas. I will request a refund.