[HEUBrewer]

Been using this for almost 30 years and lost count on how many pounds of grain has went through this. Definitely well over a ton.   Only mod was to cutoff the handle.  Completely dustless operation




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[HEUBrewer]

Can crush 10 lbs of grain in no time even when taking time to refill my hopper which handles about 6lbs of grain.


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[denny]

PhilMill? Not me, but I'm still using my 20+ year old JSP

[MNWayne]

The PhilMill was my first mill. I think it's still somewhere in my shop (aka The Black Hole)

[BrewBama]

Put me down for a JSP as well. I’ve replaced drills used to power it but the mill is rock steady.

[chumley]

My PhilMill wore out about 15 years ago. I do still have a Phil's sparger aka whirlygig that I keep on my brewshelf as a reminder of yesteryear.

[ynotbrusum]

JSP for many years at this point - mine has a bucket mounted with a 1" hole and the same kind of funnel stuck in the hole to feed the grain into the mill's housing.  Works like a champ.  I can't guess how many pounds of grain have gone through that mill.  It's a workhorse.  Built by Jack Schmidling, I power it with a motor that is the same as  Malt Mill sells.

[goose]

I had a JSP mill for many years until the rollers wore down enough and my efficiency went to hell.  It was the preset version.  I loved the mill but after Jack Schmidling's shop was destroyed in a fire and he went out of business, I bought a Crankaandstein three roller mill and really like it.

Just my .02