Anyone have any quick contraptions for grinding up to a lb of biomass quickly?
Right now I’m manually grinding up my material prior to packing into spools for extraction, and it’s a kind of a pain. I’m using a mesh strainer and forcing it through. It’s a good consistency, but I’m wondering of there is something out there that can handle this volume of materials a little faster.
Looking online, I can either find tiny hand grinders, or there’s machines to handle larger volumes, but nothing that handles about 1/2-1# of material.
I might be missing the mark here with what you are looking for, however I know Custom Cones makes a nice grinder that’ll do 1 lb/minute. Not sure how fine you are trying to grind it or how much money you want to spend, if any. There’s is $2500. Works great for pre-roll making not sure about your application.
Haha, yeah, that’s a little too big for me. I’m only doing personal batches, and it’s only about a lb max I’m grinding. Money isn’t too much of a deal, however this is all for personal use so I try to minimize purchases.
It would be nice to do my whole batch in a minute though!
Thanks for the input, but that machine is much too big for me.
I used to do that, but where I’m at now, dry ice is freaking hard to come by so I don’t get any until the day of extracting, and I pack my tubes in advance.
It’s so weird to me, I can only get dry ice from a single florist here, and they must wonder wtf I’m doing with 15lbs of dry ice every 6 weeks or so lol.
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Thanks! For some reason I’m dumb today and didn’t see that thread when I searched.
I do remember that thread now, and went with a strainer, it’s a great consistency for packing, but I’m mushing it through there with my hand, which is painfully slow. I thought about a ricer as well, but still would take a little too long (I’m lazy, and impatient, I know).
I’ll probably rig up something like this if I don’t like the mulcher or blender:
@clouds was kind enough to point this out to me awhile ago, it’s something @Graywolf posted back in the day, preferably I’d build with a smaller hole size though.
Just was hoping to save a little time and not have to diy this.
I think I have an answer to my question now, as always, thanks every one!
Mulcher/blender with glass jar.
If not to my liking
Build manual nug musher.
In both scenarios, I’ll be drying my materials, and if I do the screen, I’ll freeze the material in my deep freezer prior to processing. But would you freeze things for the blender or mulcher? I’m thinking no?