Herb Grinders
Weed Grinders for Sale
Our weed grinders break flower down evenly, so it packs better in a bowl, a joint or a pipe and burns more smoothly. Most of our herb grinders are metal rotary grinders with sharp, interlocking teeth. You will find 2 piece, 3 piece and 4 piece styles in sizes from 40mm to 63mm, mini grinders for your pocket and character designs if you want something fun. Pair a grinder with rolling papers, a pipe or a bong, or browse more smoking accessories. Orders ship in unmarked boxes, and most orders placed before 1 pm CST on a weekday go out the same day.
Grinder Types and Sizes
2 piece grinders are the simplest, with a lid and a chamber and little to lose. 3 piece grinders add a screen and a chamber underneath that catches finer particles. 4 piece grinders add a kief screen and a kief catcher, and some come with a small scraper. Mini grinders slip into a pocket, and larger grinders from 55mm to 63mm hold more herb for sharing. A smaller grinder is easier to carry, and a larger chamber means fewer refills.
Grinder Materials and Features
Most of our grinders are metal, including aluminum, which is strong, and a few are plastic, which is lighter. Look for a tight thread, sharp teeth and a mesh or kief screen. Some grinders have magnetic lids that stay closed in a bag, crank handles or storage space for extra herb.
Kief Catchers
A kief catcher, also called a pollen catcher, is a screen with a chamber beneath it. As you grind, fine particles and kief fall through the screen and collect in the bottom chamber, separate from the ground herb. Grinders with three or more pieces usually include one, and a scraper makes it easier to collect what builds up.
Frequently Asked Questions
A standard weed grinder is easy to use, follow this guide to grind up your herb. You’ll first twist open your grinder and insert your flower. Once the weed grinder is full of herb, simply twist back and forth to shred the contents of the weed grinder. Open the grinder to find your shredded weed.
There are many different types of materials used for weed grinders, and have different benefits. A plastic weed grinder is light and compact, but can break if not careful. Anodized aluminum is very popular for weed grinders, due to the strength, ease of use, and reliability.
There are many types of weed grinders. In most cases you’ll find that a weed grinder comes with different parts, or compartments. A 5 part weed grinder would come with a lid, storage, grinding chamber and multiple kief screens. A standard 2 part weed grinder would only grind your weed.
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One of the most underrated and most necessary smoking accessories to date, a herb grinder is an absolute gem of a device that will make your stoner life a whole lot easier. There are so many different types of grinders available but essentially they all do the same thing: grind TF out of some bud so you can add some finely grounded marijuana to a bowl or joint to enjoy. Herb grinders have sharp teeth that literally grind together when you twist them back and forth, which is the act of grinding your weed. Twist as little or as much as you want, and the more you grind your weed the finer it will be, making for a smooth and glorious smoke session.
At some point with consistent use of herb grinders, a lot of sticky build-up can accrue and it might affect the performance of your cannabis grinder. Every now and then you will see that a cannabis grinder becomes way too sticky and pretty hard to use, which is a sign that it is time to clean. Here is a quick step-by-step guide on how to clean herb grinders.
1. Empty kief catcher
Many weed grinders these days have a kief catcher which is featured on the bottom of a grinder. Kief will build up over time, and only a little amount is needed to elevate a joint or bowl as it has high concentrations of terpenes and cannabinoids to get you high in the clouds. Any herb grinder with at least three pieces or more will typically have a kief catcher feature, and the more pieces an herb grinder has the more features it will usually have.
You will want to empty the kief catcher and make sure you remove all the good stuff before you begin the cleaning process. If you do not, the kief will be ruined so make sure you do not skip this step!
2. Put the grinder in the freezer
To make things easiest on you, placing a weed grinder in the freezer will help to loosen up the sticky material that is coated on the teeth of a grinder. This can also help to preserve the kief that is built up but did not detach when shaken out. Place grinders in the freezer for 30 minutes to one hour and you should be golden.
3. Wash with water and dry
No one likes the isopropyl alcohol and salt taste, so it is best to wash out the grinder thoroughly with water. It is best to lay out herb grinders to dry for a few hours to remove the alcohol smell by airing out herb grinders naturally. Wiping water off with a towel will get the job done as well but the harsh smell might still be present.
Even the best weed grinder has a lifespan. If your teeth are dull, the magnet won’t hold, or the threading feels stripped, it’s time to retire that old device. Most quality metal grinders last years with proper care, but acrylic ones might tap out sooner if you’re a daily grinder.
You’ll know it’s time when your herb comes out chunky no matter how hard you twist.
Technically yes, but we don’t recommend it unless you want your sage to taste like diesel. Resin sticks to everything, and those flavor profiles don’t play nice together.
If you must double-dip, grab a separate cheap grinder for your kitchen herbs and keep your 420 grinder sacred for the good stuff.
