tgodsill
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Mill with integrated motor found at Homebrewcon. Should be a game changer. Revolutionary roller design compared to other homebrew mills.
I'm betting it'll be another Cadillac-priced accessory that may or may not work incrementally better than a rig costing less than half the price.
[...]Your comment is odd considering that Monster is trying to come in well under the $10K amount that many pro mills cost.
I bet the comment was aimed at the SS Brewtech mill...
Cheers!
What kills me about a lot of these mills is the low cost bronze bushings used instead of the real bearings that the chinese clones like the kegco and keging and cereal killer use which ironically make them a better quality mill at half the cost of the more popular MM and barley crushers.. unless you spend upwards of 4 or 5 times as much for real bearings on the pro models with the option.Last time I looked, milling wasn't an accessory that was optional in a production brewery. I greatly appreciate my MM-2.2, but I'm pretty sure it would be toast after a few years of real brewery use. Lesser mills would be shot even quicker. But the most important thing is that professional mills have very low nip angles due to their 4" or larger rollers.
Your comment is odd considering that Monster is trying to come in well under the $10K amount that many pro mills cost.
I bet the comment was aimed at the SS Brewtech mill...
Cheers!
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