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Default Peanut butter machine?

I made a gallon of grainy mustard today and burned up another blender
in the process. I tried my giant morter and pestle and that did not
work very well. I do not want to run the seeds thru my sone wheel
grain mill because I a nervous about all my grain having mustard
overtones. I was wondering if a peanut butter maker (ebay) would do
the job letting me vary the degree of coarseness of the grind. Thanks
in advance. Pam
 
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