Cast Iron Corn, Grain Nut Grinder

3 Responses to “Cast Iron Corn, Grain Nut Grinder”

1. Comment by Jonathan S. Berner

   This mill is good for cracking grains and beans, and that’s about it. I ran grain through three times and it still was not usable for bread. If you plan on doing anything beyond making porridge, this is not the mill for you. That said, the price is right if you plan on making cracked cereals or splitting peas.
   Rating: 2 / 5

2. Comment by R. Bourg

   This grinder works well. I can crack corn for my chickens with good results. The only thing I would like to see improved is the clamp that holds it to the table. It tends to wiggle some, even when I tighten it down as much as possible. Permanently mounting it on something may alleviate this problem.
   Rating: 4 / 5

3. Comment by Stutter Love

   If I could give this 0 stars I would have. It didn’t seem like it was cast iron to me. It felt too light to be cast iron, and it had a very chemically smell. Perhaps it was sprayed with some kind of coating or special metal type of paint, I don’t know, but it surely didn’t look cast iron. There was no way you were going to get me to grind any sort of grain in that thing and then expect me to put it into my body…I returned it right away. The seller gave me a full refund for the price of the item with no hassle, but of course no one ever refunds the shipping and handling, which was about 2/3 the cost of the mill…ugh…I guess it’s true, you really do get what you pay for. A good grain mill can go for a couple hundred dollars…
   Rating: 1 / 5