Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
I'm sorry if this has been posted, but Damn. I'll pay full price for this.
https://www.ryot.com/ryotr-4pc-gr8trr-all-wood-grinder-sifter.html
Sexy.
My initial reaction is ewww. If ya want flat mashy-teeth, ya might as well just use a mortar & pestle and be done with it. I'd much prefer sharper teeth.
No offense of course. If you like it, rock it. But it's definitely not for me.
I want a new grinder I have been using one of the free grinders from PuffItUp for a couple years now and it’s time for a new one. I am torn between the SLX V2, the Super Weapon 2, or the Gr8tr v2.
I have all three, and you will be happy with any of them. The SLX has that ceramic coating, which really does help keep it clean as long as you brush it off often. I really like that. My GR8TR only has the fine plate, which is the most consistent of my grinders , and gives a really nice finer grind for my finer-grind vaporizers. The SWII doesn't particularly shine above the specific functions that are good about the other two, but it's become my daily driver because it's simple, and is more of an all-around piece, with a medium grind (slightly more course than the SLX 2.0), but it's a rather fluffy grind, and that allows a bit of forgiveness for the more medium grind (The SLX 2.0's grind is quite fluffy too). I also like the larger catch area below the grind chamber.
I picked up the NewVape fine grinder a while back and love the feel of it but hate the 2 piece design.
Agreed. I will always keep the Newvape Fine-grinder because it's all-together elegant, simple, and bomb-proof. But I agree about not liking a two-piece for normal every-day use. I find having to dump it onto another surface to be annoying.
I want something that is going to feel nice in the hands and is easy to turn like the NewVape grinder.
None of my grinders are as easy to turn as the Newvape. I will also point out that my SLX 2.0 is the hardest to turn, partly because of the extra friction from the ceramic coating (the part that makes it so easy to keep clean), and it has more teeth than any of the others, so it's a bit harder to start when you fill it up. Both the GR8TR and the SWII are similar in the amount of effort they take to turn, but The SWII has a larger knurled area around the sides of the tip and I can simply grip it better. With the other two, I have to kind of "finger-tip" them while grinding a bit more.
I mainly use the Flowerpot so a fine to medium-fine grind is what I’m looking for.
In this area, any of the three will be fine, but the SLX 2.0 and the GR8TR will have a bit more of a finer grind than the SWII.