scale recommendations
Im looking for a scale to weigh my buggy that it would be a good tool for me .. but not worth spending a bunch of money... I want it to read grams and be as accurate as possible ... any recommendations
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I went to target, and found a digital scale in the cooking department. Its measures up to 11lbs and measures in grams, oz, and lbs. I think it was around 30 bucks.
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Yes, just go to you local super market and pick up a kitchen scale. The one I picked up is made by Starfrit, goes up to 11lbs and only cost about $20. Save your money and buy a cheaper kichen scale and not a pricey hobby brand one. Unless you like spending more because it's a certain brand.
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Originally Posted by shanty140
(Post 8434139)
Yes, just go to you local super market and pick up a kitchen scale. The one I picked up is made by Starfrit, goes up to 11lbs and only cost about $20. Save your money and buy a cheaper kichen scale and not a pricey hobby brand one. Unless you like spending more because it's a certain brand.
Works great. :) |
Originally Posted by shanem121
(Post 8434226)
I use the same one. I got it on sale at Canadian Tire for 12.50.
Works great. :) |
The 2 times I ever weighed a buggy, I just took it to the post office and ask to weigh..... simple as that.
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ha that tellers face must have been priceless...
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and the money u soent in gas coulda paid for a scale :)
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Originally Posted by token
(Post 8435173)
The 2 times I ever weighed a buggy, I just took it to the post office and ask to weigh..... simple as that.
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I just picked up a scale when I was at the post office shipping out an engine one time. Was like 25 bucks or so. Weighs up to 10 lbs and does either lbs/oz, oz, grams, or kg/g. Pretty nice scale and very consistant/accurate. Its the USPS one.
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