Anyone use this for a grain mill?

[OpenSights]

Going to have to buy in bulk and mill my own soon. Does anyone use the kitchen aid attachment? Maybe make a hopper for it?

https://www.amazon.com/KitchenAid-K...way&sprefix=Kitchen+aid+grain+,aps,173&sr=8-1

 

[shetc]

Going to have to buy in bulk and mill my own soon. Does anyone use the kitchen aid attachment? Maybe make a hopper for it?

https://www.amazon.com/KitchenAid-K...way&sprefix=Kitchen+aid+grain+,aps,173&sr=8-1

https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx3CHOKHKWTVY8L/ref=ask_dp_dpmw_al_hza

 

[mongoose33]

That looks very inconvenient to use for large amounts of grain. I'd get a Cereal Killer if that was the price range I was looking in.

https://www.homebrewing.org/Cereal-Killer-Grain-Mill_p_2310.html

 

[OpenSights]

Hadn’t even looked at the reviews! I guess it’s hand crank for now. No biggie.

Thanks!

 

[camonick]

There are quite a few old threads that address this same question with mostly negative opinions... some say it’s just an overpriced corona mill, it’s actually a flour mill and depending on your brewing style might be too fine, may overload the motor of a very expensive mixer if used for extended period of time, etc....
I can agree with the last concern as I have a meat grinder attachment for mine and after doing a whole deer several years ago, my mixer just doesn’t seem/sound right anymore.
For that price, I think I’d just get a mill designed for what we do, ie,. cereal killer, barley crusher, etc.

 

[mongoose33]

Hadn’t even looked at the reviews! I guess it’s hand crank for now. No biggie.

Thanks!

You can attach a drill to the Cereal Killer. Much better than hand-cranking.