de-hulling rice between wood pieces brillengineering.com

Here we are using two pieces of plywood to remove rice husks. More information at brillengineering.com

[@VK-lq5pk]

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

[@stringchz]

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!

[@knightsofnee8626]

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

[@ShreeSharma108]

Awesome..Thanks a ton!

[@polymathmarsha]

what are you doing off camera

[@JaMaLKhan-rg4fx]

I personally tried it was good experience

[@JaMaLKhan-rg4fx]

Im using 1990 old hulling maching driven by 30 hp motor but it brokes weak rice about 50%

[@MuhammadKhan-nj8qq]

Thanks

[@YT_GrantGotYou]

Can it be used on oats?

[@brillengineering7889]

it doesn't work with oats, oats are one of the most difficult grains to de-hull

[@peterananin2390]

@@brillengineering7889 It works great on oats you have to roast them first

[@aaronandrewmonterola7394]

Can I use this for millet?

[@brillengineering7889]

I don't think so. We used the centrifugal impact huller for millet.

[@aaronandrewmonterola7394]

@@brillengineering7889 thank you!! I will try to use blender once my millet arrives.

[@heartsofheavencommunicatio4854]

Wow