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Most nowadays allow you to remove the screen stage piece.
Most nowadays allow you to remove the screen stage piece.Santa Cruz user here. I like to argue that 4 stage grinders are counterintuitive. Why would I want a screen that steals my trichomes? If I wanted kief I would make some bubble or dry sift and do it right.
I’m also a firm believer in only grinding what you can smoke within a short time period. Pre ground weed that sits out start volatilizing pretty quickly.
Right on! That’s the problem with grinders. They last a life time. Mine is probably over a decade old now. No idea what’s out there.Most nowadays allow you to remove the screen stage piece.
best grinder ever you will love itOrdered one of these pricey but hopefully worth it https://www.smokecartel.com/products/slx-bfg-88-ceramic-coated-grinder?variant=41968242032821
Just skeptical about the non stick but it does have a helluva an endorsement, right? Might join you soon on this one.Ordered one of these pricey but hopefully worth it https://www.smokecartel.com/products/slx-bfg-88-ceramic-coated-grinder?variant=41968242032821
An electric coffee grinder is on my Christmas list for the wife to get me, just to use as a grinder. I have what I think is a nice handheld one but it just gets old. I remember using a coffee grinder when I was a kid running the streets lol. I could come home throw some buds in, hit the button, and roll one up all in under a minute from start to finish and be back out the door. And when times were bad I always had kief to scrape out of there and take me to the moonCan't bring myself to spend a buck fitty on a grinder. I use the shitty acrylic ones and they do fine for me.
Might have to hit up Wally World and pick up a coffee grinder.....
Ordered one of these pricey but hopefully worth it https://www.smokecartel.com/products/slx-bfg-88-ceramic-coated-grinder?variant=41968242032821
Love it mine on back order till they estimate Jan 6 or something
Santa Cruz Shredders makes a single-stage heavy aluminum grinder that produces the smallest, fluffiest grind you've ever seen. It's equipped with an ultra-strong magnet which keeps this unit closed tightly as you grind. It has 36 cutting columns, each column tapered into a four-sided scalpel giving you 144 internal blades that cut smoothly.What’s out there that I should look at?
I use a large single-stage Santa Cruz Shredder that has an incredibly strong magnet that keeps the shredder perfectly closed during shredding. It has 36 columns, each one sporting four razor sharp sides, or 144 cutting blades that make the smallest, fluffiest grind.What’s out there that I should look at?
IMost nowadays allow you to remove the screen stage piece.
SLX Grinders are so much better than Santa Cruz Shredders because of the ceramic non stick coating just ask @Johnlandy420Santa Cruz Shredders makes a single-stage heavy aluminum grinder that produces the smallest, fluffiest grind you've ever seen. It's equipped with an ultra-strong magnet which keeps this unit closed tightly as you grind. It has 36 cutting columns, each column tapered into a four-sided scalpel giving you 144 internal blades that cut smoothly.
I use a large single-stage Santa Cruz Shredder that has an incredibly strong magnet that keeps the shredder perfectly closed during shredding. It has 36 columns, each one sporting four razor sharp sides, or 144 cutting blades that make the smallest, fluffiest grind.
Downside: if you have big hands it can be hard to grip properly in order to turn it. To solve this problem, break up your week into smaller pieces with your fingers, which helps to avoid jamming.
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