New Mashmaster Minimill

[Malted]

I have just seen that the awaited new MashMaster MiniMill is up on the website. At $250 it looks set to give the American mills a touch up. Gear driven, SS 2 1/2" rollers and easily adjustable.
Looks like a good bit of kit for the price.

 

[tavas]

Looks nice. Gear driven is a nice touch.

 

[Bizier]

That does look like a decent toy.

 

[Paul H]

Real brew porn!

:icon_cheers:

Paul

 

[.DJ.]

link - http://mashmaster.com.au/p/4571858/mashmas...grain-mill.html

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Nice unit and great price. I am going to get one. :icon_cheers:
Nev
GB

 

[Jarthy]

is this the one Ross was talking about in that mill thread a couple of weeks ago???

 

[Batz]

Looks nice but I think I'll wait until you guys buy and test one, 5" rollers maybe a bit on the small side. It sure looks like value for money though.

 

[Mister Wilson]

This looks the business.

I see a mill in my future soon!

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

5" maybe a bit on the small side.

My wife never complains :lol:
Nev
GB

 

[.DJ.]

My wife never complains :lol:
Nev
GB

But dont ask your boyfriend! :unsure:

 

[QldKev]

Looks like a great mill. I wouldn't be worried about the 5 inch for a homebrewer, at about 120rpm I estimate it should be good for a 2kg per minute crush rate. Only change I would had liked to see would be the gears externally, but I guess then they can't be manufacturered into the main roller.

QldKev

 

[Malted]

is this the one Ross was talking about in that mill thread a couple of weeks ago???

I'd reckon so.

Only change I would had liked to see would be the gears externally, but I guess then they can't be manufacturered into the main roller.

I guess he is keeping the adjuster knob and fingers away from the gears?
Part #10 in the exploded assembly diagram looks to be interesting.

 

[Online Brewing Supplies]

Part #10 in the exploded assembly diagram looks to be interesting.

Where is this diagram ?
Nev
GB

 

[mintsauce]

Nev: http://mashmaster.com.au/resources/11/2321...BC/21706940.jpg

 

[Pennywise]

flick through the pics on the site

 

[QldKev]

I'd reckon so.



I guess he is keeping the adjuster knob and fingers away from the gears?
Part #10 in the exploded assembly diagram looks to be interesting.

Having another look with part #10 it makes more sense now, I only had a quick look and some of the pics have the #10 gaurd removed to show the rollers. With the gaurd in place at least it will help prevent grain getting into the gears, hopefully not too much flour causes any dramas; but it would be easy enough to clean out.

Where is this diagram ?
Nev
GB

When looking at the pic scroll the smaller images to the last one.

 

[crozdog]

gryphon, enlarge 1 of the pics & you'' be able to click through em all including the said diagram

I'm curious re the throughput rate - it took me about 2 hours to get through 80kg the other weekend so looking for something faster. The maltmill (www.schmidling.com/maltmill.htm) has 10" long rollers & they claim it can do 1lb (454g) in 3.3 seconds when running at 400rpm.

 

[Ross]

is this the one Ross was talking about in that mill thread a couple of weeks ago???

Yes this is the mill we were talking about & it's up on our site as well here
We don't have the free shipping worldwide but the price is $20 cheaper at $229.95. Weighs 4kg so only approx $10 to most destinations.

Cheers Ross

Edit: Thanks to all those that have been patiently waiting, I think you'll find the wait has been well worth it.

 

[Malted]

I'm curious re the throughput rate - it took me about 2 hours to get through 80kg the other weekend so looking for something faster. The maltmill (www.schmidling.com/maltmill.htm) has 10" long rollers & they claim it can do 1lb (454g) in 3.3 seconds when running at 400rpm.

That would still take you 9 and 2/3 minutes (or a touch over), assuming you could have a continuous feed.