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Hoping to have 1 or 2 finished pics of everyones grain mill on here. I know there are several good ones out there and they inspired me to build mine - Revvy, Rocky, etc.

Here is mine
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and the build link

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/nates-motorized-grain-mill-228136/
 
Here is my DIY mill. Yes the capacitor is hanging.....took pic before it had been secured.

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We call it "The Grim Crusher." The legs fold up and the unit stores nicely on a shelf, taking up no floor space. It's just tall enough to slip a 5-gal bucket under and not have dust blowing around. The chain is a nickle plated go-cart chain. The Bodine gearmotor has enough torque to chew rocks...I made the Plexiglas chain guard before a finger was eaten by the beast. It'll chew through 35 lbs of grain in about 10 minutes. I do NOT miss having to turn that crank by hand.

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We call it "The Grim Crusher." The legs fold up and the unit stores nicely on a shelf, taking up no floor space. It's just tall enough to slip a 5-gal bucket under and not have dust blowing around. The chain is a nickle plated go-cart chain. The Bodine gearmotor has enough torque to chew rocks...I made the Plexiglas chain guard before a finger was eaten by the beast. It'll chew through 35 lbs of grain in about 10 minutes. I do NOT miss having to turn that crank by hand.

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I didn't know OCC was making grain mills! That is sweet!!
 
Good call. I guess I missed that one too somehow lol. Thanks moved post content!
 
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