Anyone use a grain mill?

[dhall1414]

Do any of y'all have or use grain mills? I'll be doing corn and grains as part of my gardening efforts this year, so I've been looking into this. The cheap ones seem like they'll fall apart easily or they're just set up for one kind of flour.The better quality ones are expensive enough that I don't want to just go picking one willy nilly. I'd like to get one that can handle grains, coffee, and spices, and would prefer a hand cranked one.

Any suggestions?

[OleTomTalker]

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[wytex]

Look into a brewer's grain mill, might be a little cheaper.
I looked into them also, the best ones are the ones with 2 stones to grind, lots of models out there too.
Check some of these out: https://brewtogether.com/2020/09/17/...r-homebrewing/

I think the brewers grain mills would be a little more robust than a table top but I may well be wrong about that.

[dhall1414]

I took a look at those and I'm thinking brewing grain mills are not what I'm looking for. They all seemed to bottom out at about 0.03" for grinding, which I think would be fine for grits but I'm wanting to make flour for bread, ideally.

[OleTomTalker]

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[wytex]

Flour takes different kind, you're right there.
Look into a burr grinder instead of a stone one, cheaper it seems.