Marlon Rando
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Puffitup is having their sales guys 20% off grinders
What grinder is in the photo?They changed the grinding plates slightly around the magnets and the slot shape on the vape plate. Besides those changes I really don't see much.
The threading looks to be the same as before so no difference on that front. I really wish more grinder companies would do what Cali crusher has done with their grinder threading. It's the ideal solution to having to turn the grinder so many times to take it apart.
It's a CaliCrusher, I was using the photo as an example for the interrupted threading.What grinder is in the photo?
Maybe 4 grinders to be modern?
I have 12 at least however I only use 2?
Should a get a SANTA CRUZ grinder?
I have friends up there that R grower's!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz,_California
I'm in Southern California however I love the NORTH part of the state.
I don't have a 2 piece Space Case actually. I have a small Ti 4 piece model that I bought years ago. I personally don't like 2 piece grinders at all as I have to dump out the contents into another tray or dish. Space Case does a good job with their grinders so you won't be disappointed with the quality, but I cannot speak on the grind consistency at all.@Winegums I noticed you had mentioned you have a space case 2 pc medium grinder, I just picked one up on PIU sale, coming from a 4 pc. what are your thoughts for the grind size using a vapcap?
hmm that is interesting, ill have to see for myself if I like the grind from the SC.The ideal Vapcap grind IMO is around 1.75mm - 2.25mm grain size, any larger and it starts to have poor conduction, and any smaller and the particles start to come through the Ti CCDs, (not so much the SS CCD)
Interplanetary offers a 30% 420 discount so their grinder currently costs $28!
My SLX 2.0 has seen over two months of almost daily use now, and this is what it currently looks like:
As nice as it would be to have a grinder that doesn't get dirty, I don't think I'll ever be able to trust SLX after seeing so many pictures and reports of the coating flaking off.Okay...I'm ready to brag....
I must admit that I doubted how well it's ceramic anti-stick coating would actually work, but I'm convinced now! I'm a very satisfied customer :-)
These grinders are no different than coffee/herb grinders. I have never liked the high-speed pulverization of bud and feel that is diminishes the quality of the herb. I think they are a very destructive way to grind buds.
These grinders are no different than coffee/herb grinders. I have never liked the high-speed pulverization of bud and feel that is diminishes the quality of the herb. I think they are a very destructive way to grind buds.
The way that the grinder is designed is flawed since the top is male and the bottom of the grinder is female. This causes the coated walls to rub together and anything that comes off the walls goes into the grinding chamber. If the top were to be the female and the bottom was the male part of the grinder, anything that wore off would remain outside of the herb chamber.
I have no idea how their standard grinders perform but it probably isn't far off from a Space case. The hole size and general design looks like it would create a fairly chunky medium grind. I call it a smokers grind, the larger chunks and smaller bits make for good airflow yet tight packing which is ideal for joints.How does the GR8TR compare to the standard kannastor grinders? I recently upgraded from cheapies to a SCS and I'm really happy with it.
I have no idea how their standard grinders perform but it probably isn't far off from a Space case. The hole size and general design looks like it would create a fairly chunky medium grind. I call it a smokers grind, the larger chunks and smaller bits make for good airflow yet tight packing which is ideal for joints.
The GR8TR is a whole different beast. It produces a much finer and more consistent grind that is perfect for vapourizers. It also stays very clean due to the teeth design and the way the top of the grinder sits very deep in the chamber. It does require you to brush out or give the grinder a firm smack on a hard surface to get the last few crumbs to fall through. It's a small pain to deal with that is inevitable if you want such a fine grind.