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Setting the fineness
You can set the fineness of the mill feed steplessly between “1” and “9” using the adjusting lever.
When changing the setting from “9” to “1”, the mill should either
- be on
- or the grinder must be empty.
The different types of grain and other mill feed differ considerably with respect to their fat and fibre
content, endosperms etc. Our mill feed table is based on this. Tribest Grain mills have undergone
extensive testing and this table was compiled accordingly for your reference. However, the values
provided are approximate and are dependant on the moisture content of the grain. If you wish to
increase the fineness above the level specified in the table, the end result will be super fine. This
increases the risk of the grindstones clogging. Pay attention to the milling noise: If it diminishes con-
siderably, then the grindstones are starting to clog. Set the adjusting lever to coarser.
Turn off the mill once all mill feed has been processed. If there is no mill feed in the grinder, you can
hear the grindstones rubbing against one another in the fine setting. Cause: Despite a high degree of
precision, the threading for the fine setting always has to have a small amount of play. This small
amount of play is neutralised when the pressure from milling is exerted on the two grindstones.
Grains that by nature have their own unique hardness exert a different milling pressure on the
grinder. For this reason, we recommend different settings.
Mill Feed Table
START-UP
Mill feed Setting from level
Wheat 1
Rye 1.5-2
Spelt 1.5-2
Barley 2.5
Oats 2.5
Millet 1
Sweet corn 0
Durum wheat 0
Brown rice (not parboiled) 1
Buckwheat 1
Green spelt 1
Flax seed (mix 1:1 with wheat) 2
Chick peas 1.5
Green peas 1.5
Nutritional yeast akes 1.5
Quinoa 0.5
Amaranth (slowly pour into the funnel) 0
Feel free to also try foods that
can be rolled and those that
can be poured that are not
indicated on the adjacent
table, e. g. dry spices.
Proceed with care when
trying new types and let us
know about your results: We
are always delighted to learn
more.
Oilseeds jam the grinder due
to their high fat content. For
this reason, mix mill feed with
high fat content 1:1 with
wheat or another grain.