Review on 🌽 Superior Performance: Premium Cast Iron Corn Grinder & Nut Mill by Shelby Webb

I bought this grinder because it was $73 and only cost me $27 with free shipping. Came in a box with no instructions, just a diagram on the box with all the details and roughly where they are. Since it's a very simple concept, it really took everything to figure out how to put it together and use it. that fine powder falls through the slots where it connects to the grinder. I had no problem with falling off. I used to throw a bundle of rice through it to break it. I didn't find any metal shavings at the exit, but then I wouldn't be surprised since it was recently poured. iron, and it takes time to break in. I ran several cups of rice through it about ten times, tightening the adjustment screw each time. I quickly learned how to loosen that wing nut and then tighten the rod with a loop on the end. This bar is a true adjustment screw and the wing nut simply holds it in place and prevents it from slipping off during use. I didn't get any extra fine all-purpose flour when grinding, but I didn't expect it to go without some serious pressure either. So I think most of the negative reviews came from people who had misconceptions about what exactly this type of grinder could produce and the rest couldn't figure it out without a 50 page manual.