You CAN Crush with a Burr Mill!

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mew

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My Mom purchased a flour mill recently so I figured I'd try it for brewing. It's a burr-type mill, which I think is the same as the corona mills (at least similar).

I brewed with the crush pictured below and got 75% efficiency and it drained perfectly. I'm pleased!

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Here's the mill:

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Yeah, you're right, it took almost 30 mins. But that's about how long it takes to heat strike water on my stove, so it worked out fine.
 
Glad you made it work - fiddling with the grind is the big hassle - once set, it's good to go. Been brewing with a hand-crank Polish corona-type for 15 years. While a proper roller mill would be a nice thing, it's not a high priority, and is only going to happen on the overly backlogged DIY method, since this does work.
 
Hello all,
I have been looking for awhile for a grain crusher.
best deal to date is this by:

Kegco KM11GM-3R Grain Mill with 11 lb Hopper and 3 Rollers.
at $140 is best yet. I hope its still there when I get teh $$$ to gather!
Slim49
 
Hello all,
I have been looking for awhile for a grain crusher.
best deal to date is this by:

Kegco KM11GM-3R Grain Mill with 11 lb Hopper and 3 Rollers.
at $140 is best yet. I hope its still there when I get teh $$$ to gather!
Slim49

Can you post the site?
 
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