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I don’t have any written plans for an impact huller, just the video. I think I used it for buckwheat with some success. I didn’t try sunflower seeds.

I would love to buy your impact huller

I wish to purchase one machine. Regards , Wilfred Geita

Great

Thanks for sharing

Yep, I’m still involved. New video coming out shortly.😊

i saw the presentation you did at the rice gathering summer 2013. someone on IG just requested info on a small-scale rice huller he could make. i thought of you and am pleased you're still improving on your design/s. thanks for making all of your work public.

I for one super really really appreciate your ongoing project. I am a home grower and the biggest issue is hulling my rice. My first season, I was so excited that I could even grow rice, that I didn't think about hulling at all. My husband is an engineer so this is going on our winter project list. Thank you so much for all your hard work. Thank you to Dave for the website admin. That is really appreciated as well. I think a lot of people are quite interested in growing other grains like wheat, oats, rye, barley, as well as rice, so we need all the help we can get. ☺

Want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, built a rice huller based on your design and it works great, used mild steel plates 4mm thickness instead of the wooden sheets and make a slight change in the sprocket arrangement to reduce the number of sprockets . Powered it by a i/2 HP motor. Thank you once again

Want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, built a rice huller based on your design and it works great, used mild steel plates 4mm thickness instead of the wooden sheets and make a slight change in the sprocket arrangement to reduce the number of sprockets . Powered it by a i/2 HP motor. Thank you once again

I really like this hulling rice method by hand, looks way better than doing it by machines, because it doesnt remove the bran and germ of the rice while compared to the rice dehuller machines

Hello! I am currently building this rice huller and have run into a few issues. We are having a very hard time finding the 18 tooth idler sprocket. Is this a must for this machine? Are there alternatives that we could use?

Asking for a friend where can get one since you know longer make the.

I am looking into building this rice huller. To eliminate me having to purchase the 50 piece package you mention in the video, would you have any recommendations on a similar spring that could be purchased in store? If the best option is the package from Amazon that is what I will do!

what are you doing off camera

Do you still have instructions? I tried pulling up the website but it looks like it's no longer up and running.

Wonderful Video. Can you let us know the japanese company and the indian company which makes these impellers from where we can buy.. Thank You.

How its work of Technology

Sir what is the basic sciences behind this Amazing Technology

I am interested in a rice huller like you demonstrate in this video. How can I get in touch with you? Thank you!

Thank you for posting. I want to try growing just a little bit of rice in my garden next year as an experiment and I don't want to invest in a machine right now. I imagine a rolling pin would work too!

@14:35 and following: Cutting the ends of the urethane sheeting "on the bias" - say, 45 degrees, rather than square to the width of the strip - might hold up better and be less abrupt as the rollers are turned against each other. Sanding drums/sleeves are often made this way. Also, a strong contact cement (Barge is a common brand name in the US, used in commercial shoe repair and the like) might stick the urethane strips down to the rollers pretty well, but still be removable when the sheeting needs to be replaced. I am entertaining building a small grain dehuller for Duborskian rice, a dry land rice which reputedly grows well in northern temperate climates.

I am in the process of building a huller based on your design. Can I use a 1.5 inch Polyurethane roller instead of a 3 inch roller ? Thank you

A great man , Mr Don has given out to the world years of his research and a wonderful practical product that any farmer in the third world can build. The instructions are very detailed even a layman farmer can make the machine. The International Rice Research Institute must recognize Dons contribution , IRRI can popularize the design among the third world small farmers for whom the bicycle machine is ideal. Thank you Don from my heart for such a wonderful contribution

What is the percentage of hulls that get missed? I read an article that you made a rice huller that hulled 100% of the rice. Is that this product?

would be interested to see what the moisture was on those peas before dehulling them. most yellow peas will automatically split when dehulled when below 11% moisture.

The fact that you take so much time to explain how you build your machines is admirable. Thank you for what you are doing.

U have almost 1000 subs and only 20 videos? Please make more, they are wonderful!!! And i need them! I need an oat dehulling method also.

Good experiment. Thanks for sharing the video

Hi, I learned about your huller from John Sherck. I tried the website but it is no longer available. I was wondering if there is another way to buy your plans? Thanks, J

Where did you purchase your pulleys for hooking the bike up to the huller? We built one of your original hullers and are working on this new system getting everything hooked up to be bike powered and are really excited to try it out!

What is this machine called? Where one can buy this machine ?

I'm searching a new source for the urethane rollers.

Hi. Is the urethane sheeting harder than ABS or PVC pipe? Could this grind flour if the wheels were closer? Thanks!

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Would this work on whole oats with the husks on?

Would a friction huller like this work on pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds? I'm interested in finding a cost-effective method of hulling small batches of sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, and buckwheat on a homestead scale, but there seems to be very little information on hulling these seeds using a friction huller. Impact hullers are usually not an option when processing seeds for a single household.

Wonderful. I appreciate you for all the efforts you have taken to do and to also explain in detail. Thank you very much.

I know you're not building these any more, are you going to release the plans? I am interested in trying to build one of these!

We missed you! Love hippie quarantine Don on the bike.

I recently came on your series of vids. Thank you for the time and effort it took to develop these items, and the extra time it took to capture and publish these vids

@Brill Engineering Thank you for having uploaded this, exactly what I was looking for!

This is an excellent work of engineering, but the most relevant thing is that its author Don Brill has given it so that everyone in the world can use it, without asking for anything in return. Thanks, Don! A grateful hug!

Wow

Thanks

Thanks. This video will help with the rice portion of my essay.

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Can this be used for wheat after threshing?

Which machine this is?

excelente video saludo de VENEZUELA