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Bud
 
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Any comments on the best grain mill for home use?


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On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 15:50:45 +1200, "Bud" > wrote:

>Any comments on the best grain mill for home use?
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Hey Bud,

I would suggest that you check:

http://tinyurl.com/2pedl

It is the page at Lehman's, an outfit that specialized in non-electric
tools.

I currently use the Diamont (I have it motorized) and love it. For
years, I used a C.S. Bell http://tinyurl.com/29xq6 and was very happy
with it. The only hitch was that I could not motorize it.

Tell us more about your needs, and I might have something more than
the two cents offered above...

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Kenneth

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