Masterdam Grinders Premium Large 2.5 Inch Herb Grinder with Micron Screen - 4 Part Gunmetal Anodized Aluminium

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Part of your hole selection should be based on your preference of grind. If you’re a fan of larger, fluffier chunks of bud you’ll probably want to opt for a grinder that’s got larger holes. If you’re a fan of a finer grind, go with the smaller holes.

There are a few different types of weed grinders. The first and simplest model is a single chamber with metal grinding teeth and a lid that either snaps or screws into place. The underside of the lid also has grinding teeth that work in tandem with the teeth inside the main chamber. To use this type of weed grinder, simply press a couple of nugs down into the grinding teeth, put the lid on, and twist. As you twist, the grinding teeth in the main chamber and on the lid chop the herb into small, uniform pieces. With the Lion’s Tooth design comes the need to keep your teeth sharp. I’d be a bit more concerned if this grinder was made out of standard aluminum but knowing that it’s made from aerospace grade aluminum gives me confidence that the teeth will stay sharp for years to come. Simply put, the more weed you can grind up at once the fast you’ll catch your kief. That said, you also have to smoke the regular bud that you grind up, so you’re partially limited by how often you smoke. Even still, if you’re going all in on the kief, a medium or large size grinder might be of interest to you. Rounded Kief Tray Need some help getting those tiny bits out? Take a small paintbrush (one of the little ones, not something you’d paint a wall with) and chop the end of it off so there’s only a tiny little bit left. Then use that to clean out the screen. For those of you in it for the long haul (which is probably most of us) having a device that you can upgrade and easily maintain is important. After all, you’ll be grinding up a living plant time and time again – there’s going to be some wear.

How to Use a Cannabis Grinder

In this guide I’ll go over everything you need to know about grabbing yourself a grinder to catch kief – what features to look for, what sizes to consider and which grinders gave me the best performance. By the end of this journey, no longer will your chase after the Mightiest of Mary Jane be fruitless. You’ll catch her and laugh as you take comfort in her love. Or… something like that. MAXIMUM COLLECTION - Our Micron Screen sifts to get the optimal catch and our New Rounded Base Chamber ensures you get ALL of the herbs. You won't leave any behind with this herb grinder. A weed grinder with a warranty is always a good idea, too. Some products we mentioned have lifetime warranties, while others offer no protection – whether you choose a product with a warranty or not is up to you, but keep in mind it can offer some peace of mind.

Then there is the catching chamber where I also want to add the fact that unlike other premium grinder, I noticed that the outer edges are yet again slightly rounded which I always wanted to see. This makes leakage much less frequent and also makes the closing process less prone to getting clogged up. Very important aspect which more grinder manufacturers should implement. And I haven’t even mentioned the screen which looks to be top quality and long lasting. I would be suprised otherwise. It’s a micron screen that filters out everything but the pollen. Notice the slightly rounded edge of the catching compartment While each one has the same function, they don’t necessarily work in the same way. Here is how to use each of the four cannabis grinder types outlined above. Two-Piece Grinder Teeth Shape & Quantity: There is nothing better than a marijuana grinder with razor-sharp diamond-shaped teeth. This tooth shape does an excellent job of grinding smaller particles and provides a smooth and consistent grind. Also, while it is tempting to focus on grinders with a large number of teeth, bear in mind that too many teeth can result in clogging. For reference, 30-40 teeth is a good range for a 2.5-inch grinder.

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Anyone looking to catch kief will need a grinder with at least two chambers. This is absolutely necessary. Single and double chamber grinders are only focused on grinding and catching regular bud. They won’t have the extra filtering or storage that’ll let you catch kief. And as a bonus, Masterdam have not only included a scraper but they have included a pouch as well which means you can be discreet with this grinder while taking it with you. It’s also very portable. The pouch that come as a bonus along with a scraper GET THE PERFECT GRIND - Masterdam's Razor Sharp Curved Teeth Shred & Fluff your Herb with Ease, while precisely sized hole pattern ensures a consistent, perfect grind. You will LOVE using this grinder! One of the unique parts about the Shredder is the design of its teeth. While a lot of grinders have been trending towards sharper edges that slice right through your bud, the Shredder focuses more on pulling it apart. This gives you slightly larger, fluffier chunks of bud. There are three kinds of metals typically used to make grinders: zinc, aluminum and stainless steel. There are plastic grinders on the market, but you might encounter a broken tooth if you’re grinding tough weed. Additionally, cheaper grinders might be coated with paint or a finish, which could chip off and get into your cannabis. You definitely don’t want to inhale that! Grip Is Important