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Manual grain grinder Manufacturing Object type Machinery Skill used Carpenting Time 3 day(s) Materials 1750 grams of stone 300 grams of wood Location Building

A manual grain grinder is used to grind rye, wheat, and sorghum into their respective types of flour. Or polish rice into polished rice.

If you're looking at grinding large amounts, a millstone is much faster machine.

Requirements

Projects

Maximum workers: 2

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Grinding rye

Output per day of labour

• 400 grams of rye flour

Maximum output

• 32000 grams

Required resources

• 400 grams of rye

Required tools

• none

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Grinding wheat

Output per day of labour

• 900 grams of wheat flour

Maximum output

• 72000 grams

Required resources

• 900 grams of wheat

Required tools

• none

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Grinding sorghum

Output per day of labour

• 750 grams of sorghum flour

Maximum output

• 60000 grams

Required resources

• 750 grams of sorghum

Required tools

• none

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Grinding corn

Output per day of labor

• 800 grams of cornmeal

Required resources

• 800 grams of corn

Required tools None

Skill used

• Cooking

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Polishing rice

Output per day of labour

• 350 grams of polished rice

Maximum output

• 28000 grams

Required resources

• 350 grams of rice

Required tools

• none

Skill

• Cooking