Metal gridner, or plastic. Does it matter?

[FunkyMonkey]

Ahhh, but the first tooth broke. That is my point, it sholdnt have. Then , like you said, the rest started snapping from the pressure.
I also found them not as easy to clean. Cant scrape them because the plastic scrapes off too. And solvents dissolve some plastic materials into the resin over time.

FunkyMonkey Reviewed by FunkyMonkey on 12-29-2005. Metal gridner, or plastic. Does it matter? 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? Rating: 5

[CrAzYpOtHeAd]

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?

Think about it, what do you think is a stronger material? metal, or plastic?

There was no need to ask the question. If you want a cheap crappy one that will do a shit quility go with plastic, if you want one that cost a bit more and will last alot better and the quility of the grinded weed to be better, go with metal.

Duh.