Are there any Cheap and Good Grain Grainders?

[crunchy_mama]

I could really use a grain grinder to make my own speciality flours- specifically I want to make various nut and seed flours. ARe there any grinders that are good and cheap?

[Icequeen_in_ak]

it's not cheap, but I use my vitamix for grinding flour. I use it for EVERYTHING, so it really has worked out to be one the cheapest appliances I own if you factor in how much it's used.

Prior to that, I just used a coffee grinder and did small batches.

[prancie]

it depends on what you mean by cheap. I think that the cheapest I would go is about $250.00. Cheap grinders are made from cheap parts that break very easily. This is at least my experience with hand crank grinders. I've not used electric ones, but I imagine it's the same.

[Drummer's Wife]

I was also going to mention a coffee grinder b/c I just read that on another thread... You can get a decent one for under $20.