— Using a standard 2-roller homebrew mill, I crushed each malt using four different gap settings. The gap settings were 1.25 mm, 1.0 mm, 0.75 mm and 0.50 mm, …

 — I recently bought a barley crusher and have used it for about a half dozen batches or so. Every batch I have used it, I got an efficiency around 87-90%. I bought a feeler gauge, but didnt check the gap when I first set it, but the crush was really tight and …

 — Try tightening your gap, don't worry about how your crush looks relative to your old corona mill. I have used a barley crusher for about 4 years. I tightened mine up …

 — Aug 4, 2013. #7. I spray wheat as well, and even without husks it helps. I spread out the grain on my island counter in the kitchen and use a spray bottle on fine …

 — The gap between the mantle and concaves in a cone crusher is crucial for maintaining the proper size and shape of the crushed material. If the gap is too large or too small, it can affect the crusher's …

 — Checking Crusher Gap -Measuring Crusher Chamber Spacing. To check the gap on a crusher a procedure called LEADING is done. A lump of lead, whose dimensions are greater than the gap of the …

 — I'm using Dunlop Tortex (green) picks, BTW. If I need to adjust my gap I cinch down on a pick kind of tight, so I'm thinking I'm at about 0.034. I'll spot check my …

 — The finer you mill your grain, the higher your efficiency will be. I advise you to keep reducing the gap slightly every time you brew. If you have runoff problems open it …

 — Fundamentals of roll crusher grinding. In a roll crusher, material is fed from the top into a narrow gap (called the nip) between rotating cylindrical rolls, which grind …

 — First, loosen the two screws on the back of the mill with a phillips head screwdriver. It will only take about a quarter turn on these screws to free the rollers. After loosening the screws, just turn the knobs …