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| coppice:
Weighing 99.99% pure gold jewelery creates a substantial market for these small scales in East Asia, but there are many other uses. There are some kitchen scales with a small secondary scale like this integrated next to the main pad, to allow precise measurement of things like a few grams of yeast or herbs. |
| wraper:
Counting parts. Instead of counting hundreds of parts as an idiot, weight one (or a few for better precision), then weight all of the parts, calculate total number number. |
| joeqsmith:
I have a few smaller ones that I use to measure how full my small nitrous bottles are. I have an old balance in the lab that I use to measure clutch parts. You can also use them to measure torque. |
| Halcyon:
--- Quote from: GlennSprigg on July 30, 2020, 12:27:33 pm ---I do not condone drug usage. Never have, and never will, except from my Doctor! :-- --- End quote --- You hit the nail on the head. Street-level dealers often carry these. |
| Alex Eisenhut:
--- Quote from: wraper on July 30, 2020, 11:00:20 pm ---Counting parts. Instead of counting hundreds of parts as an idiot, weight one (or a few for better precision), then weight all of the parts, calculate total number number. --- End quote --- That's legit, but the problem for me was that I forgot how to tell my scale to enter counting mode. Something about putting 25 parts down first but if you don't know what to press it's quite cryptic and I lost the little 2cm x 2cm "manual". lesson: always scan whatever papers you get asap! |
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