A smoking accessory assembly facilitates storing and transporting accessories for grinding smoking matter and rolling the smoking matter for smoking. The assembly includes a housing having a plurality of compartments. A grinder has a plurality of grinder teeth and a peripheral wall enclosing the grinder teeth. A plurality of cap teeth is coupled to and extends from a top cap. The grinder is insertable into the top cap for grinding plant matter. A funnel tapers away to a tube section extending from a base of the funnel. Openings extend through the grinder for passing ground plant matter through the funnel and into the tube section. The tube section is open for passing the ground plant matter into a rolling paper wrapped around the tube section.

A portable electronic grinder system includes a portable electronic grinder having a first-chamber including at least one blade, and a motor, a second-chamber, a fastener, a power source, an activation button, a power-button, and a plurality of wires. The portable electronic grinder system provides a pocket-sized electronic herb grinding device for grinding at least one item.

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for grinding and storing, for example, herbs or spices. In particular, the grinding device of the present disclosure is preferably integrated directly with a mason jar. The grinder can generally include a bottom portion configured to be inserted into the threaded mouth of the mason jar and captured thereto with a common mason jar screw ring. The bottom portion can include a bowl with a plurality of teeth extending upward therefrom. The grinding device can additionally include a top portion with an annular wall extending from a disc portion and teeth extending from the bottom surface of the disc. The top portion can be sized and dimensioned to be received in and engage the bowl of the bottom portion. The user may twist the top portion freely in the bottom portion in order to grind materials therein.

The present invention discloses an herbal grinder having inner teeth in a grinding chamber, peripheral walls attached to a grinding top and bottom, a top funnel to house unrefined material, and a fine particulate chamber at the bottom for capture and storage.

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for facilitating grinding of grindable material. The apparatus including a container, a lid, a blade assembly, a secondary blade, and a rotating assembly. Further, the container receives the grindable material in a container interior space through a container opening of the container. Further, the lid removably attaches to a container side wall of the container for openably closing the container opening. Further, the blade assembly rotatably positioned within the container interior space. Further, the secondary blade is attached to and extends laterally from the container side wall in the container interior space. Further, the secondary blade is vertically spaced from blades of the blade assembly by a secondary vertical distance. Further, a rotating mechanism of the rotating assembly couples with the blade assembly for rotating the blade assembly based on a pull force received by a pull cord of the rotating assembly.

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for facilitating grinding of grindable material. The apparatus including a container, a lid, a blade assembly, a secondary blade, and a rotating assembly. Further, the container receives the grindable material in a container interior space through a container opening of the container. Further, the lid removably attaches to a container side wall of the container for openably closing the container opening. Further, the blade assembly rotatably positioned within the container interior space. Further, the secondary blade is attached to and extends laterally from the container side wall in the container interior space. Further, the secondary blade is vertically spaced from blades of the blade assembly by a secondary vertical distance. Further, a rotating mechanism of the rotating assembly couples with the blade assembly for rotating the blade assembly based on a pull force received by a pull cord of the rotating assembly.

A multi-section grinder includes a grinder section, a filter section, and a collection section. The filter section has a photo-etched stainless steel filter including a stainless steel sheet, a plurality of photo-etched apertures defining openings through the stainless steel sheet, and opposing tabs extending from a periphery of the stainless steel sheet. The grinder section, the filter section, and the collection section are releasably connected to each other with a non-rotating magnetic coupling. Each coupling has a first non-circular peripheral wall on a first section including a first plurality of peripheral magnetic elements and a second non-circular peripheral wall on a second section defining a non-circular peripheral recess. The non-circular peripheral recess is dimensioned to receive the first non-circular peripheral wall and includes a second plurality of peripheral magnetic elements positioned in correspondence with the first plurality of peripheral magnetic elements to magnetically couple the first and second sections.

Grinding apparatus for grinding substances, such as tobacco. In certain embodiments, grinding apparatus with a plurality of receptacles which can be selectively filled with a ground product, such as tobacco. In still other embodiments, a grinding apparatus with a selector capability or mechanism for selecting one or more of a plurality of receptacles, or storage area(s), for delivery of a ground product.

Grinding apparatus for grinding substances, such as tobacco. In certain embodiments, grinding apparatus with a plurality of receptacles which can be selectively filled with a ground product, such as tobacco. In still other embodiments, a grinding apparatus with a selector capability or mechanism for selecting one or more of a plurality of receptacles, or storage area(s), for delivery of a ground product.