Easier to grind than the Country Living. Flour not as fine as the Country Living, but fine enough to make a good loaf of bread. 4.Easily attaches to most any counter or table survace. Not as durable as a Country Living Mill. Doesn't grind as fine as a Country Living Mill.
Corn has to be run through twice.
Can't make nut butters. If you are used to a standard mill and then use oneof these you will be amazed at how fast it makes such a large quantity of very fine flour. For this reason they have not been nearly as popular as the hand mill models above. There is no place you may put a handle on it and keep going. Therefore from a survivalist standpoint they are not a wise choice, unless you buy both, and keep these going whenever you are able to, which is not a bad idea considering their ease of use.