please Sir/ Madam, i want to know about the outpot of this mill in Kg/hour for corn grains grinding?
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i don't know about kg/hr, but it will grind 5 pounds of grain in about 5 minutes. i hope this helps.
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re the answer "$50,000" above: not true, try "My Gempro 250", $139 weighs to 0.001 grains
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It works differently than a food mill because it pushes the food out in small strings rather than merely grinding it. I got it strictly for making gnocchi and it works great for the potatoes. It also seems to take a lot less "elbow grease" than a food mill. In fact I got rid of my food mill because it seemed to take a lot of effort for not good results and it was a pretty expensive machine from a local cooking store. I like the ricer a lot better.
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It's harder than wheat for sure but doable. I run it though a couple of times. Once to 'crack' the corn and then again on a finer setting to make meal. I hope you have the power bar handle extender. This really adds to the ease of turning and grinding and is well worth the price! I have also found that the counter height makes a big difference in ease of grinding. For me higher is better. My hopper sits about chest high on me. No leaning over to grind� I use it every week and dearly love this machine!
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I bought this to grind wet corn treated with All, and made my own Masa dough. It was perfect. I have a Magic Mill as wellMas KitchenAid grain mill attachment for dry grain grinding.
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I honestly wouldn't recommend trying something like this because the thing was designed as a grain mill and the clean up would be a royal pain. It *might* work once or twice but after that, seeing as it is a grinding *stone*, it is highly unlikely the mill would be good for anything after that.
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This grinder runs (under no load) at 600 Watts and runs between 600 Watts and 1200 Watts (under load). The peak output power of this product is 3000 Watts and the mathematical equation for conversion of Watts into HP is 1HP = 746 Watts. 3000 Watts divided by 746 equals over a 4 HP "Rating", but please note that this grinder does NOT have a 4 HP motor in it. This is a "RATING ONLY" and is not to be confused with the motors that come in Commerical/Industrial Meat Grinders that have actual 1 HP to sometimes 1.5 HP motors in them. The actual HP of the motor in this grinder is just under 3/4 HP. Regards, Jim The Mercantile Station What we can tell you is that if you were to fasten this grinder to a table and try to hold onto the auger while it was running, the high torque of this machine would either break your wrist or flip you upside down!!!
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I have never used it for that however it does grinder my coffee beans and pepper corns to a very fine almost powder form, hope this helps
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I have a Wonder Mill and it grinds this corn just fine. Here's what Wikipedia says: "Most of the corn grown in the United States today is Yellow Dent or a closely related variety derived from it.[2] Dent corn is the variety used in food manufacturing as the base ingredient for cornmeal flour (used in the baking of cornbread), corn chips, tortillas and taco shells."
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That's interesting. In googled each of them. What I saw was pictures and descriptions of a large Blentec blender and my grain mill. Now I am also curios and will look again.
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Have not used it to grind grain, sorry. But it has done well with all I have used it for.
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Hi Gerald-- To be honest, I don't think it was meant for that type of application but I'm semi-impressed it worked at all! Have you considered just getting a grain mill? I think Amazon sell a variety of models that should do the job right for you. Good luck!
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The grain mill has two knobs that control motor speed and feed rate. Even at the lowest motor speed and highest feed rate, you are getting a very coarse flour. This is not coarse enough for cracked wheat. The small mill (chopper) would do the job. Just use short bursts until it's the right consistency.
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Paul, please write a review of this grinder. I have been unable to find ANY reviews in the web.
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110 wattage. The power cord is underneath the Unit. Well, you can hear the corn popping. We Love this unit.
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It should do fine grinding grains/seeds that aren't wet or oily. I use mine to grind millet and it works fine.
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I've been to their facility. They use an electric driven stone mill grinder that is only used for this heirloom white corn that Jesse Green grows on his farm. They do not grow nor process any other grain. Note this particular item is the coarse grind. Most people used to southern grits will prefer the fine grind, which is also on Amazon.