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how to fix a grinder

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by jennypenny, Jul 28, 2011.

  1. #1 jennypenny, Jul 28, 2011
    Hey so my grinder always gets stuck when i grind up weed and i have to keep throwing it off my porch to get it back open. does anyone know how to re thread a grinder or fix it somehow? I already tried wd40 and it didnt work and i cleaned the thread so there isnt resin in it. Thanks!
     
  2. #2 aerials47, Jul 28, 2011
    if you cleaned it (got every speck of green leaves stuck either in the threads or on the sides where it connects) then i don't know what's wrong with it. i know how to rethread pipes with a tap and die set, but that's it. are you sure it's absolutely spotless, no green anywhere?
     
  3. #3 jennypenny, Jul 28, 2011
    yeah its definitely spotless
     
  4. #4 aerials47, Jul 28, 2011
    maybe its just a big trichome buildup so it's sticky as fuck. try soaking the pieces in a bucket of bong cleaner or salt and iso. after a few minutes, rinse it a lot and then see if it works after drying it off. otherwise, your threads really are fucked and you're probably best off buying a new one. i can't think of anything else it could be.
     
  5. #5 jennypenny, Jul 28, 2011
    yeah it sucks cuz its metal and i bought it only a month ago for $40
     
  6. #6 aerials47, Jul 28, 2011
    only a month ago? that's bs i'd be pissed. i had my first grinder for a year before i lost it and never had trouble if i kept it clean. next time, get a coffee grinder if you don't need it to be portable. or a spacecase, but that gets expensive.
     

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