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Out to lunch
Yep. Vaping, vapping, or vapeing-anyway you spell it, you're not smoking anymore.vapor_cloud said:welcome to the wonderful world of vapping bro.
Yep. Vaping, vapping, or vapeing-anyway you spell it, you're not smoking anymore.vapor_cloud said:welcome to the wonderful world of vapping bro.
We will hold you to that.marvel said:I'll never smoke again.
Or a HappyVappy.max said:Or a herbalAire.Unless your using a vapolution Vaporizer you need to grind / chop your herb.
Yeah it's kind of appropriate, for my sense of humour,vtac said:Now that's a new word. Thank you for expanding my vocabulary as well as my mind.
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I've got two of his. One 'all CNC' and one budget grinder, also aluminum. Even his cheap ones are good quality. Fast shipping and great customer svc. too.kellysgreatproducts CNC machined grinders
If they use a chromium VI compound, which is likely since it's the only type that can be used as raw metal material, it's not RoHS compliant. It's a carcinogen via inhalation, and since you're grinding herb....Annodized aluminum is the best choice. Even then, you need to choose high quality. TrueBlendz is annodized but the quality is poor.i'm looking at the chromium crusher myself, its cheap, good materials, and looks lke good construction
Exactly how a 4 piece screen grinder works. Some have more screens or none.marvel said:Hey can someone explain how grinders work to me? I really don't get it. So you put the herb in the top section and turn it... and it gets ground up and falls onto the screen below? and under that screen, on the bottom, is where the kief lands?
Since I've been looking at grinders lately, I've seen several places selling the Cromium Crusher, and they don't seem to agree on what it's made of.Acolyte of Zinglon said:its just called chromium crusher, its a steel zinc alloy
The Site said:CHROMIUM CRUSHER FEATURES:
* Manufactured from the finest metal alloy: a blend of mostly Zinc & Steel
max said:... but nearly all grinders are made in the lands of cheap labor, and it's up to the user to be the quality control tester.
They need to get the same info on both pages. :/ . Like a lot of sites, they could use some cleanup/updating (Mix'n'Ball site is a proofreader's wetdream too). This was on the same page:CHROMIUM CRUSHER FEATURES:
* Manufactured from the finest metal alloy: a blend of mostly Zinc & Steel
I've thought about this, especially since the PD likes a fine grind, but I like the kief collector in a hand grinder, and also worry about a spinning blade creating too much dust. Now one with an adjustable speed.....i think ill just pick up a cheap $15 electric coffee grinder
I kind of lost interest in the Space Case when a guy I know who owns both that and the Mendo, chooses to use the Mendo. I'd still like to try one out, but damn they're high priced. If you ever decide to get one, vapedaddy.com has the best price I've seen, by far. He's reliable but slow.vtac said:if I had to buy another one it'd probably be Spacecase.
Thanks. I suppose what I really need is a small grinder with a large, built-in storage area. I was hoping to have it all in one device, but I can buy a separate storage vial, I suppose.IMO, 100 mm is way too big for a low volume user. You don't need that much grinding area and it's an expensive storage container.
Here's one- http://cgi.ebay.com/1-25-Scout-Styl...032149350QQihZ024QQcategoryZ133QQcmdZViewItemI suppose what I really need is a small grinder with a large, built-in storage area
I usually grind about a gram or two of each strain that I have onhand. Grinding everything at once is more work than I care for. I enjoy processing my herb and don't want to make a chore out of it. If you want to grind it all up front that's not a problem though.So, you grind just before you vape it, right? You wouldn't, say, grind up everything right when you purchase it and store the ground stuff? Or would you? Maybe I am overanalyzing this.