CGOLDENWALL 2400W Open-Cover-Stop 700g Electric Grain

I purchased this to process dried herb and was very happily surprised. This thing is built like a tank and you see why it# expensive. I had no trouble starting it on my first attempt. I take comfort on the failsafe protection of the fact that it can’t operate without the cover on. It ground my herb to the consistency of oatmeal, which is less than I’d hoped. Maybe if I grind longer it will become finer. Best yet, the herb left minimal residue on the blades, so clean up was easy.

Grinder stopped working due to an overload issue. Warranty had expired but customer service was great and still trouble shot the machine.

Works great to powder items but can be a pain to clean as disassembly is not all that easy

The product works even better than described, and more powerful than I thought it was going to be for that price. I honestly thought I was buying a cheap version of a better product but this product is well made, heavy construction, long life assured by the quality. I wasn’t sure if it was going to be powerful enough to do the job that I put to it but it made mincemeat of the work that I gave it. What I thought would take a minute of grinding took 2 seconds literally, pulse pulse done! Now I’m thinking that I bought too big of a machine in reality this one is excellent.

Arrived early & well packaged.
I bought for mainly spice grinding & it does a fantastic job at that!
Cleaning is a little difficult, because you can’t put anything in the dishwasher. But only takes around 15mins.
Overall I’m very happy with this mill.

Con este molino, la creacion de harinas de cualquier grano se vuelve una tarea super rapida y sencilla. Mi esposa ha estado experimentando con pan de Garbanzo, Avena y Frijol, pero antes era muy dificil conseguir una harina adecuada por otros medios (licuadora). Con este molino la preparacion queda lista en 30 segundos y ya no se tiene que preocupar por si la consistencia es correcta. Gran compra. El molino con capacidad de 750grs es mas que suficiente para lo que necesitamos en el hogar, nunca lo hemos usado a mas del 50% de su capacidad. Y el aparato es muy practico de limpiar, y tiene una asa muy firme para poder cargarlo y vaciar el contenido despues de usarlo. La seguridad de la tapa permite que el aparato no se pueda operar mientras no la tiene, asi que se puede confiar totalmente en su funcionamiento.

Esto es lo que necesitamos, lo nico que no es facil de limpia

We have just bought it and worked for only several times, but so far it works great. It makes powder in less than 10 sec., so the product does not get warm, which is important to us. Lets hope it lasts long 🙂

Pulveriza muy bien pero a la hora de sacar el producto no es muy fcil al igual que la limpieza ya que no se puede lavar fcilmente porque se puede mojar el moto

Update…. you have to make sure the lid is closed correctly for it to work every time. It’s hard to explain but the grinder has a sensor on the lid so it won’t grind if you haven’t push the silver spokes into the latch completely. I feel like I’m not explaining it well but anyone who discovers the same difficulties as me will probably know exactly what I’m saying lol

Used it a bunch of time works like a charm the customer service is amazing for this suppler highly recommend i

Muy buena tarde ! Gracias por el envo. No lo hemos probado, pero se ve magnfico, Ojal nos sirva para moler almendra. Requiero factura. Me pueden facturar ?

It has good grinding capabilities. Main drawback is that the operation is little bit tricky. It’s hard to place the lid in right position. It won’t start until you place the lid in right position. It’s difficult to use because of that.

We used to powder our grains at a place where they had a big grinding mill. But since they closed down due to covid, we were looking for alternatives, that’s when I saw this. We thought let’s give it a try and I am glad that it worked out. Though it’s a small one, around 700g, it does a good job of milling for our requirements. You can’t run it for a long time without break like professional ones, but it it’s job. If needed, I would like to try the bigger versions of this.

This grinder works great. It grinds my grains very quickly and does not make a mess! I am very happy with it.

I bought this for the sole purpose of grinding up dehydrated peppers. Previously, I had been using a small coffee grinder but as you can see from the pictures, it would’ve taken me a couple of days and I likely would have burned the thing up in the process.

This thing handled the job wonderfully though. It was fast and it ground the pepper down to a very fine powder, like flour. I don’t know how this will affect my pepper mixes this year but so far it seems good. Some pepper can have a coarser grind but the speed and convenience of this unit will likely outweigh the negative effects.

The motor seems pretty sturdy and powerful. The handle on it is kind of flimsy and bends easily but this wasn’t a big issue for me. The wiring and electronics seem kind of cheap as well but hopefully it will last and frankly, I didn’t buy it to look at it. It did what I needed it to do and it did it well. I did buy the tilting version which was quite handy dumping the pepper out into another bowl. I used the sifter as well for my ground pepper, which was I was happy with.

Like other reviewers stated, it gets hot after running it for a minute or two. It wasn’t a big deal for me because I would grind 3 batches (1 minute each) then sift them so the unit had time to cool down. I was kind of surprised by the blades as they were not sharp but I think that’s intentional. I had expected to see really sharp blades but even though they weren’t, they worked perfectly. I also had mixed results with the cleaning brush too as wasn’t very easy to clean the unit with it since some pepper was stuck in the heads of the screws on the bottom.

Despite all the little things I mentioned, this thing plowed through the peppers I needed to grind without any problem. Overall, I gave it 4 stars.

I like the grinder speed but it gets hot quick. Overall i am happy with the purchase of this beautiful product. Delivery is very fast. Thank you

When I turn the product on, it releases a very obvious electrical burning smell. Is this normal?

The equipment is doing the job better that I was expecting. Very Nice thanks!

+++ UPDATE 18.10.2020 +++

Der Verkufer hat sich bei mir gemeldet und meine Kritikpunkte ernstgenommen. Ich bekam die Maschine ausgetauscht. Mein Fazit dazu:

+ Bessere Verarbeitung (auch keine optischen Mngel)
+ Kundensupport ist in diesem Fall vorbildlich
+ bisher haben sich die Schraubteile nicht gelst

– leider ist immer noch dieser komische “Zeitschaltuhr-Knopf” verbaut, der dieser Maschine bicht gerecht wird; hier wrde es ein einfacher Ein/Aus- Schalter absolut tun

+/- wegen der Hitzeentwicklung muss man sich etwas einfallen lassen, da Gewrze mit mehr therischem l odgl so leicht “schmierig” werden; wirklich trockene Gewrze wie Pfefferkrner, Piment, Koriander & Co werden aber perfekt vermahlen
+/- ich wrde mir ein anderes Material (hrter?) fr die Messer wnschen

Alles in allem macht diese Maschine einen besseren Eindruck, was dann 3 Sterne ergbe. Der Support bekommt noch einen Stern. Somit erhht sich meine Wertung auf 4 Sterne.

Wenn der Schalter und die Messer noch berarbeitet werden wrden, so knnte man auf 5 Sterne erhhen.

+++++

… aber leider

– Gert kommt verkratzt und mit schlecht verarbeiteter Bodenplatte an
– beim Ein-/Ausschaltknopf (Billigst) hat man das Gefhl er wrde jederzeit abfallen
– die Messer verschleien wahnsinnig schnell
– Fllmenge 800g, wenn man Steine einfllt?
– Maschine wird relativ schnell hei
– das “tolle” Reinigungstool ist nach 5x reinigen reif fr die Entsorgung
– sehr laut
– durch die Vibrstionen lsen (weiten) sich teils die Verschlussklemmen
– leider sieht man nicht wann das Mahlgut den gewnschten Mahlgead erreicht hat. So kann es sein, dass man den Mahlvorgang mehrmals unterbrechen muss um nachzusehen. Oft verbleibt es so leider zu lange
– die Spannvorrichtung lst sich durch die massive Vibration. So springt, whrend des Betriebs, schon mal das Stellrad ab, wenn man etwas zu weit aufgeschraubt hat und die Maschine fllt aus der Halterung
– Preis/Leistung

+ Mahlgut ist relativ schnell pulvrig vermahlen
+ im Grunde eine gute Idee, leider mit vielen Mngeln

daher der Preis zu hoch

We have used whole grains for ages which means we have also tried out several different grinder options. Yes – we own the usual clutch of food processors and then hand grinders etc but this is an area where it does not pay to cut corners. Eventually we invested in one of those lovely wooden counter top models that are fairly expensive but worth every penny especially if you routinely make homemade bread etc…we’ve had it for quite a few years now and it’s still going strong. it’s beautiful, works well and had held up over time…almost perfect. It has one glaring limitation – it cannot handle really large grains like whole corn or full sized dry beans etc… enter the expensive hand unit with optional motor…it’s a beast that can tackle anything you put into it but the assembly, clean-up etc is such a huge ordeal that we go to all kinds of lengths to avoid using it. Enter this. Initially I thought perhaps we didn’t really needed a third grinder but kept thinking back to the beast so figured we’d give it a try. The good news is this can handle beans and corn – not great and I have some concerns over the long term durability but it does the job. Yes, clean-up is a pain but NOWHERE near the big deal required for the manual beast. Now, compared to out countertop beauty – this is a horrible pain to use…hands down that one wins. I grinds to a smoother consistency, doesn’t overheat, is easier to use, easier to clean…this really doesn’t compare. On the other hand, that is very limited when it comes to really large beans/corn etc…
So – bottom line – go with the beautiful high ranked and expensive wood model if you only intend to use with small grains like wheat, millet etc… For those that want/need the versatility to handle large grains like corn or beans – this is a good option but be prepared to work WITH the machine to address over-heating, clean-up etc… Last but not least, consider the price. Heavy duty manual (with motor option) are also quite expensive and REALLY a burden to set-up/take down…and use (muscle power) without the motor but they will last decades if you buy the right one. I don’t think this has anywhere near the lifespan of either prior unit but out of all of them, it’s the most versatile and least expensive putting this as a strong contender for consideration and all around versatility.

I love that this grinds grains, seeds, herbs, and beans into flours and powders with great ease, but there are some things that could have been better about it. First off, you plug this in and then turn a timer to start the motor. The timer has markings for one, two, three, four, and five minutes. For everything I’ve done so far, the ingredient is ground into a fine powder in less than a minute. Usually between 30 and 55 seconds. It would’ve made more sense to have the timer marked for the seconds, as seconds are currently just a guessing game. Also, it would’ve been lovely to have a power switch (on and off) as I noticed the videos of people using this had people cranking up the timer, counting out the time, and then unplugging it as a way to get the correct time.

Also note that the lid is clamped on, and there are cylinder “screws” at the bottom that can be further tightened for a tighter clamp action. One of these was not fully tight when I first tried it, so when I was doing the cleaning grind before the first use, the fine powder seeped out of one side and got all over a 2 foot circle around the grinder. After I tightened the screw, this was never an issue again. No leaks. Though I will warn you to tap around the lid before opening it as fine powder can puff or spill out as you remove the lid.

So far with the beans, grains, and seeds that I’ve ground, the correct amount (300 g for my machine) turns out to be about 1.25 to 1.75 cups. You need to let the motor rest after five minutes total of using the machine or the machine will overheat. But carefully removing the powder from the machine can take minutes (in between 50 second grinds), so I’ve never had this be a problem that slowed me down. For oily seeds or nuts, they recommend only grinding for a few seconds at a time (I think it was 10 to 20 seconds) before opening the lid and shifting the ingredients so that a nut butter doesn’t form at the bottom. I tend to grind the oily things first and follow it up with a grain to help clean the oil from the machine.

They do not want you to immerse the motor in water, but you can take a damp cloth to wipe out the inside of the grinding chamber. You can probably wash the lid in water, though I’ve not tried immersing it in water. Unfortunately, there are several screw heads in the grinding area which catch the debris and need to be cleaned out thoroughly before storage. You can remove the blades to clean the blades and around the area of the blades, but they say that the blades are on very tightly at first and so that may be difficult. I’ve just used a microfiber cloth that is great for dusting to pick up any flour dust around this area.

For the swing type, which I have, you can loosen a screw along the side and tilt the machine for cleaning and for removing the finished product. This does make it very easy to remove the product compared to having to hold the whole heavy machine. They give detailed instructions on how to replace the blades or other pertinent parts, plus they give spare parts in case something breaks or eventually needs to be changed. I appreciate having the spares on hand. The machine comes across as sturdy and safe to use.