Manual Hand Grain Mill. Corn Wheat Flour Grinder. Masa Peanut Butter Maker. Stainless Steel Burrs

We use it to make COURSE ground coffee, with coffee beans. We use a stainless percolator coffee pot which requires course ground coffee (without having to use a filter). This grain grinder works great. I can slow grind a pound of coffee in about 3 to 5 minutes. Clean up is easy with a small shop vac.We wanted a spare burr set for future if needed, but they are never in stock. We did find a set from Lehmans hardware that fit, but they do not have the recessed holes in the burr plate that prevent the burr from changing adjustment during use. That would not be a hard fix. Works great.

Well made of heavy metal and does a nice job and looks great also.

Works well. Bread tasted great

Hard to krank, not enough space on wooden board to place a bowl down, and doesn't even grind wheat to fine flour but can only grind to coarse - too course for cooking or baking.

It's solidly built perhaps even more so than a grainmaker 99, but the burrs have no sharpness to them, they're just bumps. That electrolytic polish they brag about sure didn't help. I think they're cast burrs and that's why.But it's okay. Takes about twice as long as the grainmaker to grind but costs 1/3 the price. I expect it to last a long time, i mean it's not getting any duller, but if the company would make sharp burrs I'd easily pay a hundred more

This is a very nice mill for the price. If you're familiar with GrainMaker it looks like a take off. It's not as nice as a GM mill but the price is half and unless you are going to use the mill daily these are a better deal. Very few proprietary parts, so unless you abuse it it's going to last for decades. If you're curious, replacement parts are available from the manufacture. I own both brands but the Mosakar gets used the most. Their adjustable leverage on the operating handle was a great idea. I don't believe you'll be disappointed if you buy one.

works good the old fashion way,easy to assemble,easy to adjust. it does require some effort to operate, especially for larger quantities.

It works good. Ground some wheat and corn. Only as fast as you can turn it so don't go into it thinking you'll do 5lb in an hr. Handle is adjustable to make it easier. Won't have to hunt for wheat flour anymore. Should work really good on peppercorns.