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Indeed, great review Spiral. Thanks for taking the time. Nice pictures as well. The grind quality really looks even, that's a big plus. It looks perfect for using with a whip vape, but I'd probably still want it smaller for the PD. Did you say you took the two top chambers (the full grinder portion of the piece), removed them from the body and ground the second load extra fine, then replaced the top portion on the bottom to produce keif? If so, do you just mean you picked used the grinder top upside down--so that the herb material didn't fall through the holes onto the floor or whatever--and then ground for longer than you normally would have, resulting in a still even but finer grind?? I've done the same thing with my Kelly's grinder, and I fin it works well. The only problem I had was that the KGP pieces are milled with sharp edges, and I've literally cut myself on the seams once or twice...so holding it upside down and putting pressure on one of those seams is not convenient or fun. I find the smaller KGP grinder more forgiving when used in this fashion.
Anyway, did you have a hard time putting the grinder portion back on the bottom portion after you'd done your grinding? It wasn't shedding herbs when you flipped it? Did you have to turn it again once it was mounted to empty the grinding chamber? Sorry for all the questions, I just plan to use my SC in the same way...those holes looked big, and will be using it for creating both SSV and PD sized grinds.
Finally, that sound is a little worrisome. It's bound to happen to some degree, but hopefully not an extreme degree...maybe that's why SM was thinking about lubrication? Is it that the grinder is just milled in a super tight way or something, or do you think it's the coating? max, ILR, SM???
Edit: Ah okay so maybe it's just a little bit of squealing from the deflowering? We're all entitled to that, and in fact it just adds to the excitement.
Eww, just report back to us after some use, I suppose that's the best bet. 
It would still be nice to hear other people talk about their experience with this grinder, though.
Anyway, did you have a hard time putting the grinder portion back on the bottom portion after you'd done your grinding? It wasn't shedding herbs when you flipped it? Did you have to turn it again once it was mounted to empty the grinding chamber? Sorry for all the questions, I just plan to use my SC in the same way...those holes looked big, and will be using it for creating both SSV and PD sized grinds.
Finally, that sound is a little worrisome. It's bound to happen to some degree, but hopefully not an extreme degree...maybe that's why SM was thinking about lubrication? Is it that the grinder is just milled in a super tight way or something, or do you think it's the coating? max, ILR, SM???
Edit: Ah okay so maybe it's just a little bit of squealing from the deflowering? We're all entitled to that, and in fact it just adds to the excitement.
Eww, just report back to us after some use, I suppose that's the best bet. It would still be nice to hear other people talk about their experience with this grinder, though.
). No real danger of the blades shaving off anything, but you'll probably loose some of the sticky stuff. That's why I like the keif grinders...I feel like it keeps everything contained, and while you're still bound to loose SOMETHING at least you probably loose less than you would if you were grinding over a table top or something...anyway, keif FTW. I miss it. I think these "non-stick" anodized grinders could potentially be bringing something worthwhile to that battle, as well...but I'll wait until I get mine to pass judgement. 
) had trouble keeping the bottom on during grinding. Personally, I find it just takes an awareness of the design and the proper grip. But he had enough complaints so that he came out with a $5 'upgrade' to turn the bottom into the traditional screw on design. It's a 'press on' piece and more or less permanent once you press it on (takes some force). It also isn't the same material as the grinder (lighter weight and shiny). Personally, I don't like it and I will stay with the magnetized bottom for the versatility it offers. The removeable screens (I only use one at the time) also have the drawback of offering considerably less area than the typical screen, and that's because they're removeable. So the Double and Triple (both the same size-Triple is a little deeper) are very different in design from the Classic and other brands. You have to be aware of the differences and appreciate them, otherwise it'll be a disappointing buying experience. He does have videos on the MB site, showing each grinder being taken apart.
