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    #11
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    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    I find cheese graders great for grinding....no kief for you but it gets its to shake just about.

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    #12
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    cheese graters are hard with tiny nug though, or if its exessively dank. coffee grinders obviously rule all, but i dont have one anymore and theyre not portable .

    i lost my grinder 3 days ago, and you guys are making me miss it

    but yeah, ive seen lots of people happy with their chromium crushers, and they look well machined.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    Quote Originally Posted by Nailhead
    I'm looking for a good grinder but I'm wondering....don't the holes seem big on that? I want something that can grind it down to dust for cooking, this doesn't look like it can do that, and with those large holes it looks like it just won't grind it down far enough.

    That grinder sure looks nice, but is there a good grinder that can get it down to dust?
    First of all, you'll want EXTREMELY dry bud. Not sticky, not damp.

    The easiest way to turn it to dust is with an electric coffee bean grinder thing - but if you had a normal grinder [not kief catcher] you could get it to dust [as long as it's completely bone dry, and you dont mind grinding away for a minute or two]

    But the weed being dry as a bone is the most important thing in getting it to power.

    If you collected the kief you could use even less to cook with, less of the taste that some people dont like it - and if you use the same amounts as usual, you'll be hammered.

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    #14
    Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    thats the same exact grinder im wanting to buy myself for Christmas XD

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    #15
    Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    I ordered one. Should be here Tuesday =D.

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    #16
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    Quote Originally Posted by LIP
    First of all, you'll want EXTREMELY dry bud. Not sticky, not damp.

    The easiest way to turn it to dust is with an electric coffee bean grinder thing - but if you had a normal grinder [not kief catcher] you could get it to dust [as long as it's completely bone dry, and you dont mind grinding away for a minute or two]

    But the weed being dry as a bone is the most important thing in getting it to power.

    If you collected the kief you could use even less to cook with, less of the taste that some people dont like it - and if you use the same amounts as usual, you'll be hammered.
    Thanks, this grinder in this thread looks pretty sweet and I'm thinking about it...even if it doesn't get it to dust I could use it for bud to pack in bowls...I think I'll stop by target and see if I can find a decent electronic grinder....most seem too big though...I'm not that rich I'd just be grinding maybe an 8th at a time not like 3 ounces lol

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    #17
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    Ive never used a grinder before. I do realize that it does exactely what its named, but what is it actually used for?

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    #18
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    Quote Originally Posted by Megaz
    How discrete is the packaging dziendobry4? I may get one but not sure if the rents would agree.
    Check it out at FREE Shipping - VaporizerDealer - Herb Vaporizers & Tobacco Grinders (100% discrete shipping)

    Quote Originally Posted by Nailhead
    I'm looking for a good grinder but I'm wondering....don't the holes seem big on that? I want something that can grind it down to dust for cooking, this doesn't look like it can do that, and with those large holes it looks like it just won't grind it down far enough.

    That grinder sure looks nice, but is there a good grinder that can get it down to dust?
    Yeah.. You can just turn it upside down to control the grind quality, I'm sure...

    Quote Originally Posted by SantaClawz
    Ive never used a grinder before. I do realize that it does exactely what its named, but what is it actually used for?
    It's used to take buds or pieces of buds or clumps etc and break them into smaller pieces that are easier to handle. A finely ground bowl is a noticeably different hit, intense..
    \"That\'s the only way you can solve the problem, with a paradox, man.\"

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    #19
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    So buying one if all i use is bowls and bong is a decent investment? Does it grind up stems also?(not saying that stems wont get you high) what about the possible seed?

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    #20
    Senior Member

    Chromium Crusher Grinder = awesome

    Yeah, it will break up stems just fine into small pieces (no need to be super gentle or worry or anything). It will break up and detach the seeds/stems for easy removal or smoking or whatever. Considering you can get decent ones with metal teeth for $10, it's a pretty good investment.
    \"That\'s the only way you can solve the problem, with a paradox, man.\"

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