Grain Mill Pro with 3 Rollers 13LB Hopper and Steel Metal Base, Brewing for Grain Malt Barley, Malt Mill for Homebrew Beer, Grain Crusher Grinder, Fit Electric Drill

This a good quality mill for a good price. Easy to set mill gap and fits well on standard 5 gallon bucket. Attaches to locking style and twist tightening hand drills.Milled 7 lbs of grain in less than 3 minutes.

Grain tries to hang up on the sides of the bin but mills it FAST if you keep taping on the side of the bin. Super well made and well worth the money!

Mill seems to be built sturdy. a little bit of a pain to put together. The mill gap marking on the side isn't accurate and the adjustment is a bit of a pain. It is slower to mill then other mills I have used. It only holds about 4 lbs so the hopper needs to be filled a couple times for each brew. Overall for the price, it isn't too bad of a mill.I use a drill connected to the shaft instead of the handle. much faster to mill the grain this way. you have to have the drill running slower. too fast it will not pull grain trough the mill.

Mill was an excellent mill... Until the 2 gears on the rollers stripped out and it doesn't turn to mill grain anymore. If I could find replacement gears I would rate it 5 stars. But it lasted less than a year. I would suggest periodic lubrication of the gears going forward. Nothing anywhere about this says that for maintenance.

Easy to assemble, works great, easy to adjust for different grains.

I've shared a two-roller mill (HullWrecker) with a fellow home brewer for 5+ years/100 + all grain brews. A few months ago, it started to fail. It looks the same, but apparently the nubs on the rollers get dull and will no longer "grab" the grains and force them through the gap. I tried various fixes but could never make the old mill reliable which lead to many a frustrating brew day. We decided to up our game by purchasing a new, 3-roller mill. In short, it's a BEAST at milling malted barley. For sure, the game changer is the "fixed" gear joining the two top rollers as one. As both rollers move under direct power together, they move the grain forcefully through the two gaps and create an awesome crush. They recommend starting at an 0.045 gap which did a great job of milling a consistent grind. At $200, this is more pricey than the 2-roller mills of similar quality. However, the power of fixed-gear rollers with two crushes per revolution is well worth the extra bucks. Do yourself a favor and partner up with a brew buddy to share in the cost of this superior product. I suppose it will eventually have dull rollers that fail me one day, but I smile every time I use this mill. Sorta makes it worth the extra bucks just to hear myself say that :-)

Screws that hold mill rollers will not stay locked down. Constantly have to readjust. Makes a 10 min task a 30 min pain in the ass.Too late to send back.Other than that it is one hell of a well made mill.

I've been very happy with this little mill. It works great. I would recommend it.