Great! Thank you!

The first thing I noticed out of the shipping container is that the knurled portion of the driven roller is not concentric with the end shafts. When I spin the driven roller, the roll end nearest the drive shaft moves from .026" gap to a .016" gap (.010" variation, or TIR for the machinists out there). I know this is a fairly low cost mill, but I would have expected a little better quality than this.Just received the mill today, so I have not use it yet. Not sure how this defect will impact performance.

Mighty Mill 2 roller worked great!

I've milled up about 50lbs of grains with this so far and it's worked perfectly. it's very easy to adjust and works great with a drill.

my first run was not that good, it would not feed the grain to the rollers, my advice is once you get it assembled push the flats next to the rollors as far as you can to widen the gap, mine are just missing the rollersafter doing this i have done a few more batches and had no issues at all, i would recommend after bending the flaps by the rollors

It has worked as advertised for my first brew.

While the grain doesn't all feed down in it's own (I have to move it around for it to fall into the rollers on occasion), overall this mills the grain well and improved the effeciency of my mash. No reason for complaint at this price point.

I choose this mill over the others because I like the metal base that it has rather than the wood or composite material that others have. The base is a nice solid gage metal. I have only milled up about 10 lbs so far and it seems to work well. If you can catch it on sale its a little less expensive than some of the others also.

Pros:Great first mill, especially for the price. Love the adjustable feature with easy gap markings since I use various thickness of grain combinations. I adjust for varying grain thickness. For example, I crush fat Maris Otter and thin wheat differently but just crack the husk without destroying too many of the hulls. Cons:1) The settings often drift due to screw tensioning loosening so you will need to look at the dials every 5 minutes or so. Or if you ever want to set just one specific gap, semi-perm blue locktight on adjustment screw will work.2) Hopper edges are super sharp and the hopper rubber gasket protection falls off and stays off, so you will want to find a way to glue the gasket on. Worth somewhat more than the price.

It looks like a great little grinder for what I need for my project. I’m adding a motor to make it easer to run.

It works well. You do have to be patient as you’re milling though. About 10 minutes to mill 10 pounds. I’ve done three mashes since purchasing this and each of been 5 to 8% higher than I would get with pre-milled grains.

Is easy to assemble and use very nice por a beginning in home brewing

A champ at grinding grain. Easy to adjust. Consistent.My only gripe is that the manual crank arm could be designed to actually fit onto the hex head. However, not a huge drawback as I use a drill for mightier performance.

awesome I brewed my first batch of beer in 25 years this weekend

Great product. Really sturdy and heavy duty. I bought in a rush cause mine broke, I kind of expected less for the price. I had a little trouble on assembly, some pieces would not fit as described on the manual but finally got it together.

Works great. Smallest setting makes barley flour basically. Worked perfectly with my cordless drill as well.