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Accessories Brilliant Cut Grinder
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JohnnyCanuck
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Diggy Smalls
Well-Known Member
What on Earth? Why are there so many middle sections there? I really like the idea of different colors for the different plates. This must somehow be all three grinder plates put on one grinder
Baron23
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They are just stacked to show the colors. Its a three piece grinder.
Madri-Gal
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NizzyJones
North of Normal
They've got a good selection of combos on their IG too: https://www.instagram.com/brilliant.cut.grinder/
knowgood
Well-Known Member
Don’t know why I didn’t think to look there. Thanks!
Shredder
Dogs like me
$125??? And I gulped at spending $50 on my slx grinder, lol.
I can't imagine it's twice as good. I guess I'll look after I wear out my slx. It's like new after 2 years tho.
I may be simple to please. Or just simple, lol. I used the plastic grinder included with my volcano for many years thinking it was great. And I have a $5 rummage sale coffee grinder for bigger jobs. And a small freebie piu trees grinder for small buds.
I can't imagine it's twice as good. I guess I'll look after I wear out my slx. It's like new after 2 years tho.
I may be simple to please. Or just simple, lol. I used the plastic grinder included with my volcano for many years thinking it was great. And I have a $5 rummage sale coffee grinder for bigger jobs. And a small freebie piu trees grinder for small buds.
knowgood
Well-Known Member
When I bought my Solo 2 I didn’t have a grinder. Nowhere near me to get one and I hate ordering stuff that I want right away. Then it dawned on me I could 3D print one. Sure enough, there are tons of designs on thingiverse so I printed the cheap $5 style and it does actually suit my needs, but I’d bedamned if that BCG isn’t the nicest grinder I’ve seen. If I luck into money or sell some of the junk I’ve collected all these years, I’ll probably get one, but it’s pretty hard to part with that much $$$ on a grinder.
Shredder
Dogs like me
I agree the BCG looks like the Lamborghini of grinders.
It has arrived. 
And I am impressed. Really a sleek design. The magnets are insanely strong. In fact... if you are really arthritic it may be hard to remove the bottom chamber to access your herb. But I'm having no issues with it and love the design. And I think the size is perfect for my usage. I don't know that I'd want it bigger. But to each their own. I opted for the full set that includes all 3 plates (fine, med, coarse) for $125 US. You can buy a grinder with just one type plate for $75 US but I wanted to check out all the options. One probably doesn't need them all... I don't see a huge difference, for instance, between the medium and the fine plates in the coarseness of the grind. If someone just wanted one plate the medium would probably suffice.
Some grinder porn.... with the different plates...
And now the various grinds....
Fine:
Medium:
Coarse:
It's too early to comment on the durability or how this grinder will do over time. But it seems like it's been really well engineered. I'm happy with my purchase. I give it a
And I am impressed. Really a sleek design. The magnets are insanely strong. In fact... if you are really arthritic it may be hard to remove the bottom chamber to access your herb. But I'm having no issues with it and love the design. And I think the size is perfect for my usage. I don't know that I'd want it bigger. But to each their own. I opted for the full set that includes all 3 plates (fine, med, coarse) for $125 US. You can buy a grinder with just one type plate for $75 US but I wanted to check out all the options. One probably doesn't need them all... I don't see a huge difference, for instance, between the medium and the fine plates in the coarseness of the grind. If someone just wanted one plate the medium would probably suffice.
Some grinder porn.... with the different plates...
And now the various grinds....
Fine:
Medium:
Coarse:
It's too early to comment on the durability or how this grinder will do over time. But it seems like it's been really well engineered. I'm happy with my purchase. I give it a
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Baron23
Well-Known Member
Looks like a clear difference in grinds to me in the pics, no?It has arrived.
And I am impressed. Really a sleek design. The magnets are insanely strong. In fact... if you are really arthritic it may be hard to remove the bottom chamber to access your herb. But I'm having no issues with it and love the design. And I think the size is perfect for my usage. I don't know that I'd want it bigger. But to each their own. I opted for the full set that includes all 3 plates (fine, med, coarse) for $125 US. You can buy a grinder with just one type plate for $75 US but I wanted to check out all the options. One probably doesn't need them all... I don't see a huge difference, for instance, between the medium and the fine plates in the coarseness of the grind. If someone just wanted one plate the medium would probably suffice.
Some grinder porn.... with the different plates...
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And now the various grinds....
Fine:
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Medium:
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Coarse:
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It's too early to comment on the durability or how this grinder will do over time. But it seems like it's been really well engineered. I'm happy with my purchase. I give it a
I have only so far used the fine grind plate and its exactly the consistency I like....I should try the coarse to roll a J (gasp...yes, he really does smoke a J every once in a while! haha).
There's a difference; especially with the coarse plate. But if a person didn't want to splurge on all 3 plates, and wanted to try the grinder with one good all around grind plate, I'm suggesting that the medium plate would do the job. While there is some difference between the two, I don't think that there is a huge difference between the fine and the medium grind. My opinion for what it's worth. And there is a significant difference in price between buying the grinder with one plate for $75 US and the grinder with 3 plates for $125 US. Might be enough of a difference that people who have expressed sticker shock would try the grinder.
elykpeace
exVASted
I'm glad first impressions are good. I've ran about a qp thru mine and today I gave it a first deep clean. Came out clean as a whistle with a tooth brush and iso .It has arrived.
And I am impressed. Really a sleek design. The magnets are insanely strong. In fact... if you are really arthritic it may be hard to remove the bottom chamber to access your herb. But I'm having no issues with it and love the design. And I think the size is perfect for my usage. I don't know that I'd want it bigger. But to each their own. I opted for the full set that includes all 3 plates (fine, med, coarse) for $125 US. You can buy a grinder with just one type plate for $75 US but I wanted to check out all the options. One probably doesn't need them all... I don't see a huge difference, for instance, between the medium and the fine plates in the coarseness of the grind. If someone just wanted one plate the medium would probably suffice.
Some grinder porn.... with the different plates...
View attachment 8274
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View attachment 8276
And now the various grinds....
Fine:
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Medium:
View attachment 8278
Coarse:
View attachment 8277
It's too early to comment on the durability or how this grinder will do over time. But it seems like it's been really well engineered. I'm happy with my purchase. I give it a
Is that a quarter of a pound?
elykpeace
exVASted
Just about. I was using the med plate upside down to get it fine for my pax3 before the fine plate arrived. I'm thinking this is why it was a lil dirty but it cleaned up great
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Baron23
Well-Known Member
A tech recommended to me and which I found to work well is to crack it open like an egg...that is, lift it from one side and the magnets will free easier that trying to lift it straight up and off.
Cheers
That's a good tip and is exactly how I open mine.
I'm really enjoying the thread less design of this grinder. That was my major gripe with all of my other grinders; that herb would ultimately get ground in them and create that hard coating. I don't see that happening with this vape. It's easy to grind material in it... barely any resistance when you turn.
Silat
New Member
To open:
Use the clam shell technique. You crack one side with controlled effort.
Video of the technique is on this page:
https://grindersforlife.com/faq/
Use the clam shell technique. You crack one side with controlled effort.
Video of the technique is on this page:
https://grindersforlife.com/faq/
Moses Baca
Well-Known Member
I love the old nut grinder that I'm using for a shredder, lots of memories, but DANG! I keep coming back to the BCG. I have to dig lots of sticky jammed weed out of the blades after each use, which is kind of a PITA. BCG is definitely on the radar, just gotta save up a bit more $$. Thanks for the reviews!
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