I would like to ask what the difference between these mills and other listings for mill like these?
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Hello Michael! We are happy to clarify the difference between our mills and other listing you may come across on Amazon. We offer the Original Pump & Grind mills on our Grind Gourmet Original listings, these mills differ from others you may come across, they are made of a solid stainless steel tubing verses plastic tubing the copies are made with. The copies look like the originals because the manufacturer has added a metal sleeve to cover the interior plastic cylinder. We offer our Originals in a variety of colors, sizes and style, in singles, sets and a travel variety. We have backed our product line for many years with many happy returning customers. We understand knowing the difference in quality helps to explain a pricing difference, buying from Grind Gourmet Original listings offers the very best in quality! We hope this helps.
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These mills are the same design used at the Canada restaurant "Le Cellier" in EPCOT at Walt Disney World .
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Very different. Stylish. Conversation piece with your quests. Doesn't hold much salt or pepper. If you don't have strong hands, it may be hard for you to press to extract salt and pepper. Spring action seems to be very tight. It is not the knock off of this version. It is the real thing.
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These fit into your hands so they are not big like most grinders. You push down on the top to grind the salt & pepper. They are very well made and every one who has been over for a meal with us loves them and they either buy them for themselves or we have bought them as Christmas gifts.
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Easy to usePush button not grindSleek lookingLooks good with stainless kitchensSeen used in high class restruants
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mscdirect.com is a good source of milling cutters. You can also purchase the collets needed for various shenk diameters.
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Looks like a 1725 RPM motor with a 2" pulley driving a 14" pulley on your mill will give you close to the 200 RPM they are recommending. I just researched this and found a great web site that has a great calculator. http://www3.telus.net/shebang/pulley_calculator.html
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I don't like the corundum stones,so I only use the basalt/magnesite stones available in selected samap and schnitzer mills-I have hand stonemills from both so I get a workout grinding flour!
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I think the only difference is that the "new" mill comes with corn and bean auger.
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Both where contracted to manufacture the FILBE at different times. I'm not sure of any difference.
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In answering another question on the mill, I found some information. First, though, do you have a Wonder Mill or a Whisper Mill? "The Utah-based Grainmaster Whispermill Company went out of business about 8 years ago and no longer exists. The Whispermill grain mill was not produced for over a year after the company's closing. Unfortunately all warranty promises died with the Whispermill Company. "After seeing and hearing that there was a need in the market for a return of this type of grain mill, and after requests from dealers worldwide, our Idaho-based company, Brownwick LLC, was formed. Brownwick LLC purchased and secured all molds and production rights for the Whispermill in an after bankruptcy sale from a third party. Brownwick LLC does not have and never has had any business relationship with the Whispermill Company. "After purchasing the molds and production equipment Brownwick LLC put this mill back into production as THE WONDERMILL. Along with the rebirth of THE WONDERMILL came many big improvements and internal changes. These changes have made THE WONDERMILL far superior to the old Whispermill, as well as all other grain mills on the market today." http://www.thewondermill.com/index.php/module/statics/action/view_listing/page/41 If it is a Wonder Mill, then the following may be helpful: A lifetime warranty is included with every WonderMill. http://www.thewondermill.com/ http://www.thewondermill.com/pdfs/warranty_form.pdf I hope this helps.
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It's Chinese, but I haven't had a single problem out of mine. It works well for a bench-top mill. campcreekguns@aol.com
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Hello Brian,Not sure what the difference between the two. The one I bought is fantastic for the price. Very sturdy construction, and is adjustable grind settings. Still going strong.
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yes, been using this mill for over a year and works perfectly. The rollers are stainless steel.
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Not that I remember but would suggest to contact the Mill - they will certainly reply to this question.
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The mill has a wide adjustment range. Its capable of grinding fine flour or very course grinds. The adjustment is very easy to use as well.
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Hello,You placed this order from Grind Gourmet who is not an authorized seller of Eparé products. This seller is no longer listed as an option when buying this mill, but please make sure that you are ordering from Eparé on future purchases. Best Regards,Eparé Team
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I have a similar problem, i think the mill manufacturer should be awere and nitify custmers...
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I disagree with @Olivia, maybe she was just a bit less lucky than me and got a broken item. I bought one mill back in January and haven't got problems with it since then. It looks and feels pretty solid and does its job well. Also made in China.
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I understand that there is a way to "mill" or mill by sanding. I have not tried it but I believe it will work. You would actually be sanding rather than milling. Julio
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the rollers are 1.5 inches x 6 inch long. The shaft that attaches to drill is 3/8 inch. The "pins" on the roller that actually do the grabbing and grinding of the grain are a little less than 1/32 inch. This machine is a monster, it will process about 7 lbs a min, the way i have it set up. It produces a crushed grain that doesnt need a second run thru. and the best part of this mill is that it is totally adjustable to any size of crush you would need. If you need anything else answered, holla back and i will try to answer any question you might have.