Key benefits Consistent, adjustable crushing: change the gap by loosening or tightening the two knobs at the ends to get the grind size you need for mashing and extraction. Durable, foodsafe construction: rollers and all small screws are foodgrade stainless steel for corrosion, heat and environmental resistance; aluminumalloy crank and hoppers reduce weight while remaining strong. capacity performance: 6' x 1.5' diameter steel rollers and an adjustable tworoller design deliver a heavyduty throughput with an average flow rate of 8 lbs. Drillcompatible power: rollers are optimized for use with an electric drill to increase efficiency and reduce manual effort. What it does and what it's for Designed for grains and ingredients commonly used in beer and smallbatch brewing. Suitable for crushing barley, wheat, grapes and sesame. Not suitable for crushing corn, soy, or sugar cane. Key specifications and attributes Rollers: two stainlesssteel rollers, 6' long x 1.5' diameter. Adjustment: two end knobs for roller gap control and consistent crush. Materials: foodgrade stainless steel (rollers and small screws); aluminum alloy (crank and hoppers). Drive: optimized for attachment to an electric drill for powered operation. Capacity: heavyduty tworoller mill with average flow rate of 8 lbs. Practical use scenarios Homebrewing: mill malted barley and wheat to the desired crush size for better mash efficiency and flavor control. Small craft or garage brewery: use an electric drill to speed through larger grain bills while maintaining a consistent grind. Smallscale culinary or winemaking tasks: process sesame for seed preparations or gently crush grapes for small batches. How it solves common problems Saves time and reduces physical effort by allowing drillpowered operation and a capacity roller design. Improves work consistency and extract efficiency with precise, repeatable roller adjustment. Longlasting components reduce maintenance and replacement costs through corrosion and heatresistant materials. Usage notes Adjust roller gap by loosening or tightening the two end knobs before milling. Use an appropriate electric drill for powered operation; the product is optimized for drill attachment. Do not attempt to crush corn, soy, or sugar cane with this mill.