For Bosch Universal Mixers, this “System Schnitzer” grain mill sits on top of the splash guard of your white bowl.
Adjustment knob, with indicators for the fineness of the grind:
The engineered stones:
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how wide can the gap between the 2 stones be made…what is the biggest gap? Trying to see if i can use it to dehusk a seed. Thanks.
I cannot really answer that question as the mill is not currently in my possession. From memory, I suspect that you would be unsuccessful unless the seeds were very small.
Jim
I have a grain mill like this but the bottom stone cracked. Would there be any way to fix it or buy a replacement stone?
Ruth,
I suspect a repair would be out of the question, but I’m no expert. I’d contact this Bosch Kitchen Center: http://www.mykitchencenter.com/. They should be able to steer you in the right direction.
I’ve also seen them pop up on eBay.
How do you keep it from throwing bits of cracked grain over everything?
Jim
Does anyone know where I can obtain/purchase a replacement instruction manual for this mill? I found one at an estate sale, but, the manual is AWOL. I would like to obtain a copy, any help would be welcomed.
Beth,
I’ve never tracked down a manual for it. If you find one, I’d love a copy!
Jim
I have one that I can scan/take pictures of and share.
Leah
Leah,
I would love to have a copy, if you wouldn’t mind.
Thank you,
Jim
Leah, I also would love to have a copy !
I, too would like a copy please.
If you still are willing to email the manual for the flour mill, I would be thankful for a copy.
Sandra Bach
Bibseyb@yahoo.com
I also would love to have a copy, I’ll leave my contact info along with this message, thanks!
I would very much like a copy of the grain schnitzer manual.
Susan,
Please see here:
http://cookingwithjim.com/vintage-manuals/bosch-universal-um-3-manual/
Thank you,
Jim
Yeah! So glad that use instructions have now been made available. Perhaps I will give the grinder a whirl, literally! Thank you, Beth
I have this mill, and use it all the time. It works well, and the large stone stay relatively cool. An ebay search alarm has turned up about one a year.
I have this mill and the bottoms has cracks, is it superficial, or do I need to replace the bottom stone?
Emily,
I really wouldn’t be able help too much with that question. I would think that the cracks could cause the stone to split while in use and destroy the mill and possibly damage the bowl. But that’s only a guess.
How do you like the mill? I’ve rarely used mine and haven’t had great success when I did.
Jim
My wife has had this grain mill since 1977 and has used it extensively. now she uses it once a month to make bread for our household. It works great! everyone loves the bread!