Phill mill

[PeterESB]

Are these Phill mills any good?


http://www.beer-wine.com/product_info.a ... ‚§ionID=1

http://www.beer-wine.com/product_info.a ... ‚§ionID=1

http://www.beer-wine.com/category_page. ... ‚§ionID=1


http://schmidling.com/orderpp.htm

[PeterESB]

Changed the links these ones work if fair to venture another look B)

(The ones on the first post)

[deadlydes]

the phill mill 2 is loads better i have been told
well worth the extra couple of quid

[full malty]

QUOTE (PeterESB @ Jun 16 2006, 12:15 PM)Are these Phill mills any good?


http://www.beer-wine.com/product_info.a ... ‚§ionID=1

http://www.beer-wine.com/product_info.a ... ‚§ionID=1

http://www.beer-wine.com/category_page. ... ‚§ionID=1


http://schmidling.com/orderpp.htm
I've had excellent service from my Phil Mill I over two years. The Phil Mill II is overpriced... if I had two hundred pounds to spend on a mill, I'd rather spend it on something like a Valley Mill which seems like a much better build quality.

[tribs]

The http://www.hopandgrape.co.uk/admin/cata ... e=0&page=1 @ H&G looks good.

I still can't justify the expense just to crush my own grain, when the home brew stores do it for free . Even the savings from buying grain in bulk would take a long time to cover the outlay for even the cheapest mill, or is there something that I'm not taking into consideration?

[PeterESB]

I've found these, http://www.crankandstein.com/productsnew.htm ,and the chap said he give a 10% discount if I buy 2 or a 25% discount if I buy 7 any one interested in coming in with me?

They are a beast of a mill and so many to chose from B)

Shipping costs are $45 for the 2A and $56 for the 3E.