Grinder

[TheLogo-Mat]

I HAVE CONSIDERED USING MY COFFEE GRINDER TO BLEND (sorry about the caps) tobaccos- anyone else try this?

 

[jefe1037]

I can't imagine that would be necessary. Flakes rub out easily enough, plugs arent that hard to work with. A good sharp knife and clean hands are all that I need. Dirty hands for extra flavor.

 

[TheLogo-Mat]

Maybe not necessary, but more effecient- better blending potential?

 

[LordTemplar]

I have tried it and it tends to turn the pipe tobacco into snuff. You can actually suck the tobacco through the stem.

 

[monbla256]

Maybe not necessary, but more effecient- better blending potential?

A bit OCD really as Jeffe said above, "... really not necessary"  :twisted: Do it if you must, and let us know if it really is better  :twisted: 

 

[TheLogo-Mat]

Good to know, thank you.

 

[RDPipes]

Just make sure you clean the coffee grinder well before using it for coffee again or you might end up with coffee having a subtle taste of fresh hay or nuttiness of burley. Either I'd rather smoke then drink. :suspect: 

 

[PozzSka]

Please don't ruin a perfectly good coffee grinder like that.

I'm not sure it would help. It would just pulverize into dust.

 

[huffelpuff]

Some folks do use them for breaking up things like tambolaka tobacco.

Jim

 

[gravel]

Please don't ruin a perfectly good coffee grinder like that.

I'm not sure it would help. It would just pulverize into dust.

My thoughts exactly.