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where can i find a good scale?

runninnavaho

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Walmart scales do not work. I need some help.
 
Lots of digitals on ebay. I use a ammo handloading scale and convert from grains.

What do you mean by do not work? Walmart has an excellent returns/replacement policy if you can stand standing in their idiot line.
 
Got my US Balance Magnum 500 from Amazon,great little scale and came with the calibration weight.
 
kind of an open question. How accurate and do you need more than just to weigh in grams and ounces etc etc.
I use a digital scale from Staples. It is a 3 pound scale sold in the postal supply section. Accuracy is good enough for most purposes unless you constantly weighing items down in the sub gram range.....but even so it is pretty darn good as it gives fractional ounces etc. 3 pound scale
Without knowing what you are weighing and how finite a scale tough to say.
 
I want it extremely accurate, and just in grams.
 
runninnavaho said:
I want it extremely accurate, and just in grams.

Tell us what resoultion do you mean by extremely accurate. I bought several scales of ebay with .01g accuracy for under $10,,,many available. A scale .001g from Ebay hardly runs more than 12 bucks. I gotta ask. "What is the application you have that these cheap(but great) scales wouldn't suffice?" Second, what's so important in it ONLY having gram measurements? You puzzle me.
 
Walmart scales won't weigh certain rings. And only grams so I can weigh coins and rings
 
you need a low weight scale like 3 lbs. that will give you the option of grams or ounces. they cost about $12.00 on ebay.
 
Harbor Freight sells a scale that will weigh grams and ounces. It appears to be accurate and it is cheap.
 
Harbor freight did the job only 10.99 for the scale. It was a pocket scale and worth it.
 
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