Metal gridner, or plastic. Does it matter?

[activedenial]

Because you are a fucking bitch who doesnt know shit!!! Plastic is for cheap fucks with no money. ha ha

[chisme]

no if u actual look closely one a metal poli's the pegs r stuck in drilled holes.

[hydro smoka]

Because you are a fucking bitch who doesnt know shit!!! Plastic is for cheap fucks with no money. ha ha

You my friend, are a naive cunt.

[chisme]

yes u r the living version off denial lol cmon man just admit defeat the metal ones r all hype and no bollox to back it up with most metal ones r over priced any way ranging 30-100 pounds maybee more when a plastic (trusted) one only cost 20 pound max its not being a stingy bastard denial its ethics leff money u spend on flashy shit the more u got to spend on actual bud to smoke.

[esrabalamir]

i havent tried a metal grinder yet so i dont know how much they get eroded after a long time of use but acryllic ones get quite quick ground down no good to smoke that..

[sir chronic]

i have a metal one and it works great. breaks the nugs up just perfect to roll a blunt, pack a bowl or whatever you do with the weed. even has the magnet around the edges where it closes.

[Whos Carl]

Go on Ebay buy a grinder from Grass Leaf.

They also have a website www.grassleaf.com.

I have used both plastic and this Grass Leaf one and the plastic ones are not very good compared to it. They are expensive but I have bought 3 plastic ones and after a couple of months I have had to bin them. The metal 1 is brilliant.

[FunkyMonkey]

im going to buy a pollinator grinder (the ones that store the kif too) and there are metal ones and plastic ones. The plastic ones are ten $$ cheaper. other then that, i can't tell a difference between how they look. Should i go for the plastic (15$) of the metal (25$). is one better then the other in any particular way?

The teeth kept breaking off of my plastic one.
My wooden one is great.
Metal is better, easier to clean and lasts longer.

[dustoned]

i would actually recommend a plastic grinder. think about it, though. metal is just worse than plastic to have on you in general. plus i've had experience with plastics. they're great. and the teeth work good because they are thick.

[dustoned]

The teeth kept breaking off of my plastic one.

probably since you broke one tooth, it was grinding against the teeth and nug unevenly, causing more teeth to break.