I'd like to pickup a mill soon. Something I could hook up a drill to for a motor. Any recommendations? The closest supply store to me sells a double roller phil mill. Any good? Anything I should stay away from?
Dave
mill recommendation
Nov 15, 2003
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Crank and Stein
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is sort of the industry leader here.... you'll get others on here who say different but their steel is good... they've got beginner all the way thru commercial grade products and they have reasonably detailed instructions... guess it's all up to you in terms of how beernut you really are... if you're not going to go to 10+ gal batches... the Phil is probably good... if yer going to get serious you might consider the CaS route...
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There is also the Valley Mill who have good review. I also look for a mill so i can't talk about personnal use but i know people who use it and are happy about it.
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I've been looking at the Barley Crusher for a while - double rollers and a 7 lb hopper - easy to drive with a 3/8" drill and highly recommended to me by several serious brewers I know.
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Cheers Brad
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Dave Calhoun wrote in news:dave-47F43E.22105314112003 @corp.supernews.com:
I have a Barley Crusher, and it has worked well for the past 2+years.
Warren Place
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