Next-Gen Standard 2.5"

Gift for spouse. I only chose it through reviews and online
research, and he is delighted with it. Great product!

I researched grinders and saw the Mill, but thought "there's no flipping way". I was holding out for a more expensive toothy grinder. My wife got me the Next Gen Standard 2.5 as a surprise. At first I was kinda disappointed because I didn't want to believe the Mill would work. Now I can't believe how well IT DOES WORK. I mean, it's effortless, to the point of i thought it broke or my nugs fell out before i could put the top on. But only good happened, and the finished product couldn't be more perfect. Now, during a different sesh, one nug had a chunky stem hidden inside, and that prevented milling, but just make sure there's no stems and you'll be good to go. 100% would definitely purchase again.

Just got mine in the mail. Wow, wow, wow. No teeth to clean, easy to operate. No more cursing while using a toothpick to clean the old toothed grinder.

THANK YOU!

This is hands down, the best herbal prep tool in my collection. To be honest, I put all my others in a box. I even found a few seeds, and they were not damaged. With most grinders, if a seed gets past you, you'll end up smoking it.

I recently bought the Next Gen Standard 2.5" mill. I followed the instruction to let the weight of the top piece do most of the work.

However, because the milling chamber contained flower pieces of varying size, the milling top didn't rest evenly on the material, and wobbled uncontrollably as I turned it. I learned to hold the top piece level and in contact with only the biggest piece of flower, then twist back and forth in short, quick strokes. As the remaining volume of material goes down, the top piece contacts more and more of the flower, and suddenly it goes (gently) aground on the mill plate.

The result is a very fluffy "grind," with 2 problems:
1) Some stems get through the milling holes, which are larger than I expected (it's not replaceable on this model).
2) The "grind" is a bit irregular, and not quite fine enough.

I found that I could run the milled flower back through the mill again, once or even twice, and pick out the stems I see along the way, the result is finer, more consistent, and still very fluffy. This works great for me.