Two of the most popular home grain milling machines today are the Komo and the Mockmill. They’re both robustly built grain mills that have similar milling mechanisms inside.
The Differences Between Komo & Mockmill Grain Mills
The Mockmill can generally boast a larger capacity, compared to the Komo and the particular mill that I have (the Mockmill 200 Lino) mills at a faster rate.
I tested out each of the grain milling machines for the following:
- Speed of Milling
- How fine/coarse the flour produced
- How evenly it milled
- Ease of use
Both the Komo AND the Mockmill have very similar mechanisms inside, and they are both very robustly built. In terms of quality and durability, I would say they are equal in this regard.
So if you’re priority is getting the best value for money, then the Mockmill would be the machine of choice, but if you’re after a super fine, super smooth flour, the Komo would be first choice.