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What Makes a Good Weed Grinder?
On the hunt for a new grinder or an alternative to break up your weed? Not all tools are equal. Weed grinders vary in size and material, and your personal...
Are you a weirdo who weighs their bowls? Don't be ashamed, there are dozens of us, DOZENS! The point is, you're gonna want this grinder. It's a great grinder with one plate, It's an amazing tool with multiple plates. My asinine brain always be thinking, hmmm what if the grind was finer? or coarser? Boom, now grind is another variable for dialing in the ball vape rip of your dreams. The adjustability and consistency of this system really makes my brain happy.
Get the stainless, the heft is amazing. It looks just like a normal hard anodized aluminum grinder, but when you pick it up you know something's different. It gets me every time.
My only gripe: I don't use the screen, and that trichome rain be falling through the plate and hitting the "rough" hard ano lower catch bowl sleeve, and getting stuck. Flower Mill plz make an electropolished stainless lower catch sleeve and I will very happily buy it. Also, lets get some titanium nitride coating on the stainless bits. If you ever wanna make something look cooler, just paint that shit gold.
I could not be more pleased with this dry herb variable grind instrument.
I’ve gone through about 8 grinders I tried aluminum ones steel and plastic not a single one has come anything close to this grinder, the only down side that I have experienced is if your bud is very damp it doesn’t really like go through the holes my bud was around 75% for rosin and I was using the medium mill plate
Purchased the smaller stainless steel version. Fluffy yes, but oh so quick with little effort. Very smooth. I have several grinder styles and so far this is my favorite. I cannot imagine this one needing cleaning.......for a very long time.
I recently upgraded to the lastest 2.5 mill with grip. They even swapped my old mill after user error. Solid brand and team
In my personal opinion, this is the finest herb processor on the market. Personally, I prefer the finest mill plate (#1). The build quality on this unit is very well done. A little background on myself to offer perspective. I served as a master mechanic/machinist for most of my life (25 years) before entering the cannabis industry as a grower. This is the flower processor we use for all of our research and development. For those who know the difference, this is the “grinder” to buy. Major shout out to the automotive professionals that engineered this. Those of us that know can tell.
-Francisco Romero, TreeHouse LLC (mechanical/botanical)