If you are into your smoking paraphernalia then you will most likely know what a head grinder is, if not however and you are getting into the whole business of grinding your own herbs then you will need to know the right equipment to have in order to do so.
There are many grinders out there so you really need to know what to do in order to get the correct one for you. There are 2 piece grinders, sifter grinders, novelty grinders and branded grinders plus some cleaning liquid to keep it looking new.
So then the 2 piece grinders feature a crystal 2 piece grinder with a viewing window so you can see how much you cut up and use it to your desire, a metal gothic grinder which features a nice piece of artwork on the front and there are also other various designs that give you pleasure when using them however it is the workings inside that really matter to the way that it cuts your tobacco or herbal mixtures and what your preference is.
The novelty grinders are really just about what they say they are, they feature all kinds of different designs from a beer car to coin grinder and a bullet to poker chip grinder to make it more discreet when using it.
You can tell how good your grinder is going to be by the amount of layers that it has for example if you just want a simple small amount ground up then you get a two piece grinder but some other ones are available in the new 4 piece sifter version which grinds the herbs to a smaller size.
Although often confused with a kitchen utensil when searching ‘grinders’ these are what smokers use to grind up their tobacco so that it is the right size to roll into a cigarette, loaded into a pipe or for other uses that you may want it for using super sharp steel blades that rotate when you twist the top resulting in the powder falling through the holes and the fineness off the powder is dependent on how many sections that you have.
Author bio
Jake loves to write about everything to do with herbal things! This article particularly focuses on the types of grinder including a head chef grinder.
Smoking Paraphernalia: Types of Grinder
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