elementcollector1
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Blender or Coffee Grinder?
My blender for making aluminum recently broke, so I'm off to buy a new one. What should I get for best powdering results? I've heard coffee grinders
are really good.
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Coffee Grinder hands down no competition at all.
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Specific brand, if any?
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Regal Ware model K7450 is the grinder from hell.
I know because I have put it through hell and years later it still works good as new. Was just the cheap one I found at Walmart at the time I was
looking for one.
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Is it at Target?
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Have not lived anywhere near a Target store in years. You could search online to find out.
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