Grind on.
Grind on.
A wide-angle lens will be needed!I need to take a pic of my grinder collection.
Thanks Kins! We really appreciate the feedback. (Both good, and bad) Most people say the same thing to us; tell us they can't use their old grinders anymore, and I certainly feel the same way. I'm biased of course, but I'm saying that as a consumer.I have a flower mill by crown and haven't really used any of my other grinders since. It's extremely easy to mill the flower, it's not like grinding at all. As long as you don't overload it only takes seconds to grind and it's super easy with hardly any resistance at all.
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Just to follow up, their new site is now up and running. $99.95 for 4pc and $89.95 for 3pc. The old url doesn’t appear to redirect.
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Correct! Sorry for the confusion... we all learned that we're better at making grinders than naming them!
The second from the botom is amazing, if it's the pyramid toothed one.
Grind on.
"crap gear"...?No smack talk about my crap gear,
"crap gear"...?
What, the mason jar? The bud rake.? The Space Case..? The SLX...? Are the buds "gear"....? They look pretty decent to me.....!
Report expected, and looked forward to with anticipation.My Flower Mill has arrived!
Feels very very nice in person, well hopefully in the hands, and to look at! Now to try it...
Nice! I'm excited too see how it compares to your BCG for grind consistency. .My Flower Mill has arrived!
Feels very very nice in person, in the hands, and to look at! Now to try it out...
Report expected, and looked forward to with anticipation.
Nice! I'm excited too see how it compares to your BCG for grind consistency. .
@Shit Snacks, which FM grinding plate did you get?
which BCG grinding plate would you say the FM equates to? IIRC, you have the BCG fine & med plates.
The bud has a purplish hue (or perhaps that's what my mind's eye wants me to see).So far so good for the first grind! It was super smooth and easy to turn, as well as thorough... Also the quarter threading is very effective, all around great hand feel as I said!
Small nugs I broke off of some larger ones of this this dense sticky snickerdoodle (a hybrid of cookies n cream and juicy fruit) So far so great in the tinymight! More to come...
The bud has a purplish hue (or perhaps that's what my mind's eye wants me to see).
I am curious....
Am I correct in assuming that the grind is achieved completely in a shaving fashion?
Those familiar with the 1st wooden MFLB Finishing grinder will have a point of reference.
Also... is it spring loaded.. for varying pressure or constant?