Pasta Grain Mill??

[Reviled]

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/using-pasta-maker-mill-grain-75784/...

Anyone tried this before? Reckon it would work ok?

[JoKing]

You could disassemble the rollers and get them knarled anywhere probably for free and get rid of that stupid handle in place for a drill chuck.

I'd go there for sure.

[Reviled]

Seriously considering it, could be a massively cheaper option than importing one..

[JoKing]

Where do you get those things from? Stevens? Dude - I wish I had ome it's way shinyer than my $100 mill.

Your mates got a lathe - it;s like 2 mins of turning to put a knarl on it.

Go for it?

[Reviled]

Yeah def gonna have a look around for something, to the mall I go tomorrow :oP lol

[Barry]

$150 at Stevens

Interesting approach, I personally think that for the extra $50 I'd rather have my Barley Crusher, but I bought when the exchange rate was pretty favourable. Looks like it could do the trick with some jiggery pokery eh.

[denimglen]

Yeah look into the barley crusher if you haven't already, I heart mine.

Also, have you looked into those marga mills? I know that popped up a while back but can't remember what the deal with them was.

[Reviled]

Ouch I didnt think itd be $150, maybe $60.. Hmm, might have to shop around

[Barry]

yeah have a look around for sure - Stevens will be top-snob dollar.

[Reviled]

Seems to be a fair few on trademe!

[studio1]

yeah cheap as. i look forward to your results....

[James P]

I wish it was $60!!!

I'm watching the USD daily, and if / when it reaches into the 60s again (only .7 cents off it) I'm going to look at importing. I'd rather spend my $$ on something decent!

[jt]

I'd rather spend my $$ on something decent!

Yes, don't begrudge yourself money on a good mill, it's got to go the distance ..