home made grinder?
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LeFayUpHigh
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I havent heard of anyone making their own grinder, and personally I wouldnt try it unless you have skills in that area. I bought my grinder for 10 bucks at a smoke shop for tobacco. They dont have to be expensive. I have heard about people using coffee bean grinders for their nugget, but I've heard that method is best for when making brownies.
I find it more fun to break apart my nugget, but I tend to do things the more difficult way.
-LeFay
I find it more fun to break apart my nugget, but I tend to do things the more difficult way.
-LeFay
BigBudBalls
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As Amd states its not a trivial task, even for a CNC. But with careful design work it can be done fairly simply. The CNC programing is the easy part. The engineering, is the tricky part.
But, grinding isn't the greatest thing to do. Break up your bud just prior to smoking. Can't be *that* much work. Hell, I grind my coffee at 4 cups worth at a time. I like the freshness.
(now trimming a harvested plant(s)/buds is a different story)
But, grinding isn't the greatest thing to do. Break up your bud just prior to smoking. Can't be *that* much work. Hell, I grind my coffee at 4 cups worth at a time. I like the freshness.
(now trimming a harvested plant(s)/buds is a different story)
awry
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there was an article in skunk magazine recently where one was made with cardboard, nails and an altoids tin.
lol that is 1 good idea, to use an oldschool altoids tin, and put nails.. hmmm
grinding it just breaks it up really well? or does it like get juices goin or somthing crazy like that?
lol that is 1 good idea, to use an oldschool altoids tin, and put nails.. hmmm
grinding it just breaks it up really well? or does it like get juices goin or somthing crazy like that?
just breaks it up, but it comes out really nice. burns more evenly.
