Please allow 1-2 weeks for shipping.

Overview
Discover the ultimate cordless kitchen stand mixer — engineered for power, flexibility, and freedom from AC outlets. Designed by Amish craftsmen for off-grid living, this tool battery-powered stand mixer lets you mix bread dough, batters, frostings, and heavy ingredients anywhere your tools can go. 

Powerful Tool Battery Compatibility
This stand mixer runs on popular lithium tool batteries — such as Makita 18V LXT, DeWalt 20V/60V, and Milwaukee M18/M12 packs — offering reliable performance without a plug. Swap batteries from your existing tool kit for convenient kitchen power. 

Feature-Packed for Serious Use

• Full-size tilting head — easy bowl access and attachment changes

• Heavy-duty mixing attachments — ideal for bread, pastries, and larger batches

• Off-grid convenience — no generator or outlet required

• Built to last — rugged Amish craftsmanship for long-term durability

How It Compares to Traditional Mixers
Unlike traditional electric stand mixers (e.g., KitchenAid or Breville models), this cordless battery-powered mixer delivers power where electricity isn’t available and is compatible with multiple battery platforms. It’s a great solution for remote kitchens, RVs, cabins, or prep stations without easy access to AC power. 

Who It’s For
Ideal for bakers, homesteaders, outdoor chefs, and off-grid households seeking performance, flexibility, and compatibility with existing gear without sacrificing mixing power.

Includes: Stand mixer, stainless steel bowl, tilt-head mechanism, 4 mixing attachments
(Battery pack & charger not included)

More Information

The mixer is built for heavy-duty use and intended for home use only. Millertech provides a 1-year warranty. It is not recommended or warranted for commercial kitchen use.

This is the perfect solution for off-grid sustainable lifestyles, outdoor cook-off competitions, RV, boating, and disaster shelters. It is probably the most user-friendly and smoothest-operating mixer we have ever encountered.

Features a simple turn-positive locking bowl into the base.

Unique splash guard design fastens to the mixer head using soft rubber friction cleats. This design allows the splash guard to lift and open with the mixer head. Provides quick and easy access to the bowl when adding ingredients. This saves time and the hassle of removing it and moving it to and from the counter when adding ingredients. The splash guard also includes an access port for adding a measuring spoon and pouring ingredients while the mixer is running. The tilting mechanism features an easy-to-access lever on the side of the mixer.

The mixer's base uses suction-cup feet to hold it in place on a non-porous countertop.

The large 3-1/4” easy-to-reach control and speed dial are friendly to those with limited hand mobility.

Millertech is an Amish company most notable for its batteries, DC lights, and headlamps. They are dedicated to designing and developing products that enable the Amish to continue living in a sustainable, off-grid environment while still enjoying modern conveniences.

Cottage Craft Works sources durable products from Amish communities to outfit non-Amish families who want to be free of grid power or use cordless products for camping, natural and man-made disasters, including storms, and domestic/foreign terrorist grid attacks.

As climate change has led to more frequent, prolonged power outages, more people are seeking cordless appliances to maintain daily routines.

The problem with many cordless appliances is that they are built cheaply, with plastic parts, and intended to sit on a shelf in case of a power outage. Often, in an emergency, they simply don’t work or don't work as advertised.

The Amish don’t subscribe to planned obsolescence or making things cheaply to make a profit. They build things or have things built to last under heavy daily routine use. The Millertech mixer is assembled and imported from overseas in accordance with strict quality specifications. They are then inspected, converted to DC, and tested in the US by the Amish before they are allowed to be sold.

Many products are being converted to tool batteries used by the Amish in their wood and metal shops. Charging is completed by solar panels or large generators that run during the day to power woodworking tools.

You will want to maintain at least two batteries as spares. A new battery should provide enough power for three loaves of bread; after that, you will need to switch and recharge. Battery performance is based on amp-hours and battery age. A minimum of 5 AH is commonly used. The Dewalt/Milwaukee unit will use either battery pack. Makita has its own docking port. Other discount store homeowner tool battery brands will not work.

This mixer may look like other electric stand mixers being sold online, but it is not the same. Those mostly have plastic housings, whereas Millertech has an all-aluminum cast housing. It has all-metal gears and is fitted in the US with a powerful 800W DC motor. The DC circuit boards and the DC motor required for this type of stand mixer are very expensive to build.

Watch Video: