Thanks for the video, now is there any non advert, real world (POT) videos showing grind consistency? It really does look too good to be true.Your wish is my command!!
Thanks for the video, now is there any non advert, real world (POT) videos showing grind consistency? It really does look too good to be true.Your wish is my command!!
I wonder if anyone has tried dedicating a coffee grinder to grinding herbs? It won't work for me but my coffee grinder has various settings from fine to coarse. It would be good for someone with physical problems who has space and doesn't mind a plugin. It's much cheaper than the Otto and some other expensive grinders. Mine is a cuisinart burr grinder that's less than $50.Thanks for the video, now is there any non advert, real world (POT) videos showing grind consistency? It really does look too good to be true.
The electric ones seem to eat trichomes (kief)I wonder if anyone has tried dedicating a coffee grinder to grinding herbs?
Thanks for the video, now is there any non advert, real world (POT) videos showing grind consistency? It really does look too good to be true.
One big argument against using a coffee grinder would be the heat as it generates. Any passionate chef will know that grinding spices in a pestle and mortar will result in a much better flavoured this because the heat generated by the friction of an electric grinder is degrading to the spices aroma and flavour.I wonder if anyone has tried dedicating a coffee grinder to grinding herbs? It won't work for me but my coffee grinder has various settings from fine to coarse. It would be good for someone with physical problems who has space and doesn't mind a plugin. It's much cheaper than the Otto and some other expensive grinders. Mine is a cuisinart burr grinder that's less than $50.
But doesn't sound like an unprejudiced review more like an official promotion text.
Hiya bro hope you had a good week on all fronts and are still in the running for the final interview rounds.I love my Gr8TR with the fine plate!
It is by far the most consistent fine grinder I have used.
I am still using the original version and see no need to upgrade, although the itch is there...
It was actually from dedicated traditional authentic Indian cooks that I acquired this concept as they so passionately refused to ever grind their spices electrically and swore blind that it has a noticeable effect on the outcome of the dish vs the pestle and mortar.Ask indians![]()
Jill....what is your issue with a 2 piece? Just wondering if it is just the size?
Jill....what is your issue with a 2 piece? Just wondering if it is just the size?
Gnerally the issue with 2 piece grinders is getting the herb out and into your vape from between the teeth - it won't pour too well as the teeth disrupt the flow and can spill it, and you can't scoop it up because the teeth are in the way.
Hiya bro hope you had a good week on all fronts and are still in the running for the final interview rounds.
Lazy guess what? I'm buying one of these grinders! I really can't wait I just don't like using the Newvape fine grinder anymore for daily use, it's such hard work to grind up a simple bit of herb and empty it all out to get it where I want it all bits brushed out of the grinder and scrapes off the surface it spreads out onto each time.
Everyonedoesit has a deal on where for every goal England score in a match they will give you a 5% discount until the next match. Last weekend they have a 25% Father's Day discount on and it wasn't until Monday morning that I realised I needed to buy this grinder asap.
But England are currently 3-0 up after 36 minutes so it's looking good for a 20% discount which is the maximum they will give.
So I reckon I will order my Gr8tr tomorrow for sure. I have been a bit unsure about the exact differences between the two models of the version 2.. I like the smaller form Factor of this one:
https://www.everyonedoesit.co.uk/products/kannastor-gr8tr-v2-grinder?variant=12107561107525
This one is only £5 more and comes with the screens. I don't actually need or want the screens because I'm not into collecting kief separately I don't see the point myself when I would rather enjoying the full potency of my herb each and every load. But for only £5 extra I think I should get the screens in case I abandoned flower for rosin in at some point and no longer need the grinder.
Im assuming that the £65 model can be reduced to the identical format as the £60 one without the screens. I have been told this is the case but if you know otherwise please could you let me know by tomorrow and big TIA have a real nice weekend bro.
It was actually from dedicated traditional authentic Indian cooks that I acquired this concept as they so passionately refused to ever grind their spices electrically and swore blind that it has a noticeable effect on the outcome of the dish vs the pestle and mortar.
England 4-0 up! Gr8tr V2 here we come!
Edit- England 5-0 up! Ok guys we can stop scoring now we have reached maximum discounts thank you!
The act of grinding and preparing the herb for consumption should be a sacred and enjoyable process which contributes to the outcome of the experience.
The NewVape Fine Grinder with Armband, is the easiest 2 piece to grip I have ever used.I prefer a wider grinder
Congrats on the discount (and the game) but could you please not post scores in your posts, or if you must could a brother get a spoiler alert?But England are currently 3-0 up after 36 minutes so it's looking good for a 20% discount which is the maximum they will give.
Space case is one I haven't tried. It sounds like it's easy to turn. I looked at Amazon but too many people report getting fakes. I'm not sure about the new vape because it is 2 piece. I like to leave the grinds in the grinder.I was for years a Space Case fanatic.
Then I spent 6 years using the same (I still use it) Santa Cruz Shredder... I love it.
In rough times the Chewy 2 makes grinding a breeze, with the touch of a button.
The NewVape Fine Grinder with Armband, is the easiest 2 piece to grip I have ever used.
The width is impressive and the rubberized material of the bands around upper and lower half, make gripping and turning a breeze, even with my serious grip issues.
Grinders are so individual, and our needs are diverse.
I feel fortunate to have tried out more grinders than most people.
Aside from my collection of 12 Space Cases, and the preferred grinders I listed above,
I passed this collection on in exchange for meds for some of my patients (actually quite a few of them).
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Space case is one I haven't tried. It sounds like it's easy to turn. I looked at Amazon but too many people report getting fakes. I'm not sure about the new vape because it is 2 piece. I like to leave the grinds in the grinder.