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Good scales?
cazmanian_minx
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I need a decent set of digital scales to do 2 jobs. The first is weighing my items for posting (as I've got quite hooked on the Royal Mail online postage thingy) and the second is weighing out products - I'm going to start selling some of my beads and findings by the 1,000 and it's going to be much quicker to weigh them out than count them, and cheaper in terms of time even if it means I end up sending out a few more than 1,000 in a pack.
So any recommendations for a pair of accurate, reliable scales? Must weigh to 1g increments and be able to 'zero' them with a container for beads on top!
Caz
So any recommendations for a pair of accurate, reliable scales? Must weigh to 1g increments and be able to 'zero' them with a container for beads on top!
Caz
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D minor is good.
C major is easy to play on the guitar.0 -
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I got my digital ones on ebay, though I have bought another set at Lidl, they go up in 1gr increments and have a TARE function, goes to zero, at any time.
great for baking and mailing stuff! Mine are as accurate as the PO ones. I have trimmed a package down to get it under the 1kg and it was exaclty the same at the PO.
The ones I have are Elecsa,0 -
I got a nice glass topped set off eBay, 1g increments up to 6kg, digital display.
About £12 if I remember rightly. Very good for the kitchen and eBay!0 -
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Great scales, but that's the oddest listing I've ever seen! Seller is in Germany and will only post to Spain
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Its says on the listing he will post worldwide but has quoted Spain as an example . I would email him and ask how much the postage to the UK would be .Baby Thomas born 3 months early by emergency section on 21/1/09 weighing 1lb 15ozs .
Thomas came home after 3 months and 2 days in hospital weighing 5lb 15ozs
Thomas weighed 21lb 4ozs on his 1st birthday , a total weight gain of 18lbs 5ozs !
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I got mine from Staples, on one of these buy a ruler for 30p, pay postage and get a free something or other.
They, weigh in 1g increments to 2kg and can be zero'd. Think I paid about £3.90 including the ruler
They have served me well for a while, it might be worth looking out for if you plan to buy something from staples....
It looks a bit like this http://www.staples.co.uk/ENG/Catalog/cat_sku.asp?CatIds=,&webid=PS0031&affixedcode=WW in silver though with less buttons yet the same features (minus add and weigh)!0 -
i got mine in the charity shop for 99p! Looked on ebay and the same model was £25! Worth Keeping an eye out!0
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I bought from Tescos and they have both functions you ask for, they were the cheaper of the two digital scales they were selling (they work better than the price band up) and they were about £7/£8 :-)
As far as accuracy goes, I use them for baking as well as ebaying and my cakes have always come out perfectly! :-)Comping, freebieing and trying to pay the mortgage off early!0
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