I've written to the support team at BigCeramicStore to see what they have to say about it.
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Hold Your Horses on that Scale!
I've written to the support team at BigCeramicStore to see what they have to say about it.
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Oh noooooo! So sorry to hear that scale let you down.
I get my scales from http://www.oldwillknottscales.com/
usually a postal quality 35lb max. It's not so good for under 100g, but for clay and big batches of glaze it is just fine.
Yeah, I really need sensitivity to 1 gm. I'm still hoping that they will make it right.
I still use an old mechanical triple beam scale that I got over 30 years ago from a school surplus scale. For larger batches keeping track of how many bowls of each chemical I have weighed out is the only challenge. You might try kitchen supply stores for less expensive scales.
Hi John - I've used a triple beam for many years, but using the digital scale ONCE convinced me that the greater ease is worth the purchase price.
The only scales I've seen in kitchen goods store have a vastly smaller capacity, which sort of defeats the purpose of going digital.
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