Lehman's Manual Power Grain Mill, Grinds Any Dry Grain to Pastry Flour, Big 6 Cup Capacity, 14 inches High with 12 inch Flywheel

Well made quality product. Definitely worth the price. I’m sure I will get years of use from it.

It seemed made well but took way too long to get a fine ground flour. Customer service was very unhelpful and recommended I run the same grain through 5 or 6 times. I get that it's manual. But you don't have to do that with an electric machine. I won't be shopping at lehmans again.

I am so thrilled to have this work horse in our home ! It’s easy to set up and use ! My children are enjoying turning the wheel! Best investment!

Well made milling system! It is a heavy unit and built to last for sure. We have used it to mill wheat grains to flour which is one turn from the lowest level on the dial. So far just by hand and it takes a long time to make 5 cups of flour in one pass. like an hour! (cranks pretty easily) It was worth it. We will experiment on maybe running a medium grind and then fine to see if speeds things up. Working on electrifying it and saving some time. Once that is set up, we will be milling corn and grains for our chickens and ducks! It would be nice to see some more videos on your site on how to grind grains and teach people about the mill and it's settings.

I purchased this after using a Victoria/Corona mill for several years. It is definitely an improvement, despite the appearance of the burrs. The general design and workmanship are quite good, including details like the raised stand and curved cutout on the base. (A sliding door between the hopper and auger would have been nice, but I did not find its absence a significant loss. ) All needed parts AND TOOLS are included, contrary to the manual's claims; the manual is missing one or two important details like how to remove the augur, and provides a few inaccurate but unneeded details about the bolts for installing the crank. The burrs are poorly designed; it appears that someone assumed that they should abrade the grain, and made them rough rather than sharp. The electrolytic "polishing" only makes this worse. A good burr would have been lapped (ground) smooth on the face with sharp edges on the furrows, and should have steeper-sided furrows. Unlike the Corona, the burrs are solidly mounted and on a true perpendicular to the auger. This helps with preventing cheaper mills' problem with metal shavings, as does electrolytic polishing--but grinding the face smooth would also prevent metal shavings and give an easier-turning, sharper burr that grinds finer. For the burr, I would give 2 stars. The final test of quality is how it grinds. I would put this about 4 stars. I can easily turn it with one hand (even using my worse arm), and grind in one pass a flour that is fairly good. It probably could be easier, but I don't expect that I could go faster. I have not analyzed it using my sieves, but rubbing between my thumb and forefinger, I notice that the vast majority is a soft, fine, powdery flour. When I rub until this is nearly gone, a small percentage (presumably the bran) feels slightly gritty--the feel is comparable to "middlings" that pass a 60-mesh sieve but not an 80-mesh, and I estimate the content at <10%. What I have ground is currently hydrating before making the dough; I like to make a "soaker" at maybe 10% hydration (one spray of water from a standard spray bottle per handful, soaking 2+ hours) before I prepare the dough. Using this method, I was able to make a non-gritty though somewhat dense bread with 100% Corona-ground flour, so I am optimistic about the prospects.

Only one that will do corn, very fast shipping, heavy duty. no complaints

Well built, works great!

I bought this mill primarily for chicken feed. I was a little appalled that shipping was over $50. It’s not that big & heavy, cmon! But, I still went for it. It has worked great so far. I’ve used it with corn & oats. It takes a good 5-10 minutes of hand cranking to do a full hopper, so I wish it would feed the grains faster, but I can always use the exercise. No warranty if you motorize it! I built a stand to mount it on, & found that hanging a 5 gal bucket from it works pretty good to catch the cracked grains. The adjustment knob works good to fine tune your grind. I’ve had no problems with it so far, would recommend.

Really happy with our purchase of the Green Power Grain Mill. It performs well and is easy to use. We’ve milled a variety of custom hot cereals, flours and have been able to glean our own psyllium too. A great investment for our homestead.

Im so excited to try it. We haven’t gotten it installed, yet, because life is so busy. But hope to soon. I’ve used an electric (Magic Mill) mill since the mid 80s and still use that. We got this in case something happens to the electric grid.

Thank you s much for sending the screws that were missing!

Much larger than the picture implies. I am very impressed with the size and quality of the unit. Works great.

My husband loves to use the grain mill. Definitely need some arm strength. Have recommended to family already.

This is a heavy duty grinder. It works great and is easy to use. The only downside is having to take it halfway apart to clean it.

Very easy to use with quality flour produced.