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Batz said:Feedback on these mills is not great, I hope the new model gets the problems sorted. The original MillMaster was a fantastic mill.
There's two threads concurrently going regarding the same issues (http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/86495-knurling-on-a-mashmaster-mini-mill/page-3#entry1336038):bradsbrew said:I am not happy with mine either, even after the replacement rollers I have too run the grain through a couple of times to get a consistent crush. I dont hold much hope for the upgrade, which is a shame for a local product.
I am over the mini mill and looking to get a new one.
What's a better mill?
1. Extremely slow/poor crush on most British malts and;
2. Slow/Poor Crush on other grains progressively getting worse as time goes on
As mentioned by bradsbrew, the replacement rollers that were sent some months back didn't solve the problem.
Frank's communication was great in the start, however my last 2 emails (1 month apart) have gone unanswered regarding an update - assume there isn't one or he's busy?
I spoke to Andrew at Fullpint about the issue a little over a week ago and his update was that the 'new' rollers and mills are en-route and expected in December, however Frank is at the mercy of the manufacturer and international shipping - this appears to be consistent with comments in this thread and the other (mentioned above).
I'm happy to continue waiting for the new rollers as I really like the overall design of the product and initially it's performance was great. I'm sure others are in the same boat and want to keep the product due to the fact they have a hopper/motor setup made for it.
Let's hope we get a few more updates and the stock does in-fact arrive in the next 8 days.