ideas for a grain mill

[derek224]

debating on whether to go partial or all grain brewing from my current choice of extract. Either or I need a good grain mill. Ive seen the pasta roller conversion etc. Anyone have any suggestions on a good mill project which is under $50??

 

[evandena]

For under $50, you can get a Corona mill, for for $80-90 you can get a good used homebrewing mill.
I suggest not cheaping completely out on a mill. A bad crush can cripple a brew, regardless of how awesome the rest of your gear is.

 

[derek224]

thanks for the feedback!! Is a corona mill a good way to go? What type of adjustments will I have to make if any to get this to work correctly? thanks again!!!

 

[beernut70]

I just bought the mill below. The only change I made to it was adding a bolt so I could use a drill and turned the grinding plate so it fit better. $35 including a new home depot bucket to mount it.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Prago-Cereal-and-Multi-Grain-Mill/14223932

As you can see from this thread a lot of people are using a corona mill and making good beer.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-ugly-junk-corona-mill-station-90849/

 

[Transamguy77]

I use a Corona mill and get 80% efficiency, I bought it here in the classifieds for like $30. One of my best brewing purchases.

 

[wilserbrewer]

Corona over Pasta without a doubt. I've done both. Discount Tommy $25 shipped. Check out the "ugly junk" corona mill thread.

http://www.discounttommy.com/p-189-...er-for-wheat-grains-or-use-as-a-nut-mill.aspx