🌾 Black Victoria Manual Low Hopper Grain Grinder Review

Can't surface and still grind into a 5 gallon bucket. The item is non-refundable, which is BS. ***Update*** Revain did the right thing and helped me get my money back on this item. They did their best to get it right. The product is still not worth the money.

Excellent manual grinder for making dry corn flour or corn masa. I have a grain mill attachment for our Kitchen Aid blender, but this Victoria manual coffee grinder is all about Kitchen Aid. Grinding the same amount of flour with this mill takes 10 times less time. It is well made and easy to assemble. And inexpensive compared to other options. All in all a great product.

Bought for grinding grain for brewing beer. Just returned. Grind setting questionable (at best). same metal (galvanized iron?) Going against each other I wonder how much metal you grind into your grain - Note on return of goods It was clear when I bought the grinder Kudos to Revain for issuing a refund.

I am confused by some of the negative reviews about this coffee grinder. Maybe because of them I really took my time setting this thing up. I take a little care to get the coarseness of the grind just right. But once installed it works great! I am pleased. This is not a mixer that you can just plug in and use. It takes a little getting used to. But if you expect it and take the time to do it, it's a wonderful and reliable tool! Its cast iron construction is durable and should last for years. Be

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.

After the first two or three uses I was satisfied with the product. I hand washed it and oiled it thoroughly each time. However, today I used it to grind corn into Mexican masa like I used to do and after a good bit of digging I noticed a change in color. In the first photo is the inside of the masa that the metal has been rubbed into. The second picture is the source of the problem, a piece of metal that was worn away and exposed under the tin plating of the part design shown in the third…