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| − | {{see also|Mill (disambiguation)}} | + | [[File:Hammer mill open front full.jpg|thumb|right|Hammer mill with its front open showing grinding elements]]{{see also|Mill (disambiguation)}} |
A '''grinding mill''' is a [[tool]] or [[device]] that breaks solid material such as raw [[corn]] or [[wheat]] [[grain]] into smaller pieces such as [[flour]]. Traditionally mills were manual powered such as a [[mortar and pestle]], hand-cranked grain mill or [[wind mill]]. Today, they are also [[electricity|electric]] powered. | A '''grinding mill''' is a [[tool]] or [[device]] that breaks solid material such as raw [[corn]] or [[wheat]] [[grain]] into smaller pieces such as [[flour]]. Traditionally mills were manual powered such as a [[mortar and pestle]], hand-cranked grain mill or [[wind mill]]. Today, they are also [[electricity|electric]] powered. | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:25, April 11, 2016
- See also: Mill (disambiguation)
A grinding mill is a tool or device that breaks solid material such as raw corn or wheat grain into smaller pieces such as flour. Traditionally mills were manual powered such as a mortar and pestle, hand-cranked grain mill or wind mill. Today, they are also electric powered.