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A motor-driven cereal mill, adapted for household use, incorporates a stationary upper millstone and a rotatable lower millstone of cast composition. Both millstones are borne in carriers, with the upper millstone carrier vertically adjustable inside a milling enclosure, in order to vary the milling gap between the milling faces. A worm drive is employed to adjust the milling gap, and means are also provided for a variable lower stop for the travel of the stationary millstone carrier, in order to provide means for the compensation of service wear in the milling faces. An electric motor is mounted alongside the milling enclosure and drives the vertical shaft, which engages the rotating millstone carrier, via a transmission, which is located below a common mounting plate for the motor and the mill enclosure. A removable receptacle is provided for the milled flour.
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