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Grinder Question

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by DomittusBrutus, Jun 13, 2008.

  1. #1 DomittusBrutus, Jun 13, 2008
    I have had my Sharp Stone Grinder for the past 2 n a half years now. It has always gotten the job done plus it holds a gram of Kief in the bottom. It is part of my smokin' collection, but recently the blades have gotten dull. I need to kno if anyone has an idea as how to sharpen it back to it's prime.
     
  2. #2 iryad, Jun 13, 2008
    i don';t think you'll be able to sharpen those really, i mean if i'm imagining it correct (the way my grinder works) the tips are way to close to the actual grinder for you to even have enough room to re-sharpen them.
     
  3. #3 copeman, Jun 14, 2008
    there is a way to shapen them if you have the type of blades like i think you do but it would be so much cheaper to buy a new one. unless of course you are a machinist? but if you were i doubt you would ask how
     
  4. #4 SuperSnaker, Jun 14, 2008
    pput some honey in that shit and SPI"N it up lol at leastit will lubbricaate that shiytt even if it desnt shaprern lol?
     
  5. #5 pavlakos, Jun 14, 2008
    and when the honey dries?

    get a new one man :D
     
  6. #6 corpsegrinder, Jun 14, 2008
    dremmel tool lads.
     
  7. #7 Rhythm of Life, Jun 14, 2008
    Yes because honey isn't sticky or anything .... :rolleyes:

    Ditch the grinder and buy a spacecase, won't need to resharpen one of them for a cool minute.
     
  8. #8 agenttc89, Jun 14, 2008
    honey....hah, foolish.
     
  9. #9 cornerthat, Jun 14, 2008
    yea, carbide or higher grade tip.. will take some time but do the inner blades intil you notice a difference
     
  10. #10 Diethylamide, Jun 14, 2008
    but would all that effort really be worth twenty dollars? :rolleyes:

    Personally, I'm kinda lazy... if you really are smart about it, you could sell your grinder now for like, 15 bucks, and only pay a few bucks extra for a brand new one :smoke:

    I <3 my sharpstone though. Good grind every time!
     
  11. #11 Motoxridah, Jun 14, 2008
    Yeah I have went through like 5 sharpstones (most taken by cops and parents) but they have always got the job done. As for the blades being dull, I Would just take it into a smokeshope and ask to see a sharpstone grinder and just switch the tops sneakily :D
     
  12. #12 kinkz, Jun 17, 2008
    go on ebay and buy another sharpstone. everything is always cheaper on ebay
     

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