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Question: Can you get extra parts for it? Grinding wheels etc.
Document: If it gets lost, the mill won't work properly. Victorio does sell replacement parts but they are expensive. The screw setup that secures the mill to the underside of your table is permanently attached to the mill and cannot be removed. It is easy to tighten/loosen to move the unit elsewhere.The whole unit can be rinsed. Between the metal bin (where the grains go) and the grinding wheels there is a thin indentation in the round part of the mill.
Grinding does take a little while, so you should be prepared if you have a lot to grind. And larger seeds, like almonds, for instance, need to be chopped first: they are too big to get into the mill. It seems pretty sturdy, and the mill parts seem solid. I haven't seen any little burrs of metal coming off into my milled seeds, as people complained of in other mills/grinders.
I purchased this grinder for the purpose of grinding small amounts of wheat for bread, muffins etc.Yes it does work your arm a little bit but that is not a surprise.
So let me begin by saying this is the only reference I have to grinding grains. I purchased this item to add to my emergency preparation plan. I wanted to ensure that I could grind whole grains without electricity for bread making, etc.
I bought the hand operated grain mill for emergency use, when I have no electricity, and it certainly will be useful then. It is so easy to use, however, I can grind enough wheat flour in just about 15 minutes for a full recipe of bread, and the flour is quite fine enough for this.Since I foresee a lot of grinding, I ordered extra nylon washers from the manufacturer.
This was cheaper but was reflected in the quality. The wondermill Jr was worth the extra money. Sent this back.
If you dont mind the short workout this grinder does the job.I'm an older single guy who makes my 1 loaf of french bread per week and considering buying an extra one for backup.
I bought this to occasionally make homemade breads & flour, and it has worked great at creating both coarse & fine grades of flour from grains & small beans (ie: lentils, chickpeas, etc.)
It's really unnecessary to have a larger container, in my opinion. It's just not worth spending the extra 20 bucks, since you'll likely not even use that attachment.I'm using my mill to grind chicken feed for bug food.
works great, easy to use, don't have to worry about electrical parts. Just clamp it on and start making your own meal. Awesome!
Answer: Yes. It takes a little searching but I finally found the page on their website where you could buy replacement parts.