what do you guys use to weigh buds?
- Thread starter Lethidox
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gotta grow pounds in order to use it though
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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I use a fish weigher just hook the bud and your good
nice we dont have one of those anymore. used to fish but it's been years.. we go deep sea/salt water via shoreline too much snag in the damn rocks though. buds still kinda wet but imma air dry an hour out the jar then weigh just for curiosity. kinda drying up nice i suppose the grass smell is starting to fade more each day and i can finally smell the blueberry coming out a little more.
Bakersfield
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A scale is what I use. 
VillageAnt
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Come on, guys. Can you please post links? That would be very helpful.
VillageAnt
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I bet I can guess which one you're talking about. The American Weigh Gemini-20? Great scale, but only weighs up to 21 Grams. It's more made for measuring milligrams.
https://www.amazon.com/American-Weigh-GEMINI-20-Portable-MilliGram/dp/B0012TDNAM/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=1WDGTOF1ECNWX&keywords=american+weigh+gemini+20&qid=1551071567&s=gateway&sprefix=american+weigh+gem&sr=8-2
rob333
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i use rocks and a balance scale nothing like 18th century weighing
jjng5
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$10 on amazon
500G x 0.01 Precision with piece counting
Can put a bowl or Tupperware container on it, tare/zero balance, and weigh up to half a kilo on it -- over a pound at a time!
The calibration weight is sold separately which costs as much as the damn scale! It's a 500G weight Haha! They don't list that in the scale ad, trust me! LOL!
... there was a time when scales were hard to come by and super expensive. Sort of amazing how drastically cheap they've gotten over the decades. In the 1990's forget about it... having a scale meant buying a triple beam!
500G x 0.01 Precision with piece counting
Can put a bowl or Tupperware container on it, tare/zero balance, and weigh up to half a kilo on it -- over a pound at a time!
The calibration weight is sold separately which costs as much as the damn scale! It's a 500G weight Haha! They don't list that in the scale ad, trust me! LOL!
... there was a time when scales were hard to come by and super expensive. Sort of amazing how drastically cheap they've gotten over the decades. In the 1990's forget about it... having a scale meant buying a triple beam!
gNOME42
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this
and take that scale to a jeweler to calibrate they have all the calibration weights
BarnBuster
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40 year old Ohaus
Dude a dollar bill is close to a G. That's how most duded I know including myself pseudo calibrate.
Herb & Suds
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A nickel is five grams LOL
Roger A. Shrubber
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have the same digital unit...i check it with a triple beam weight now and then, still spot on after three years...
xtsho
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I still have one of those. I think I got it in the late seventies.
I just use the same kitchen scale I use to weigh out flower when I bake bread.
i never calibrate use kitchen scales a LOT and they seem very accurate still for what im scaling which is usually food of course. only time i really had to calibrate the scale was when i worked at this small beef jerky company with my ex sous chef. everything was packaged/made by hand and it was FDA approved so we had an inspector come in daily for 1-4 hours watching us and everything we do. we had to use some sort of special scale though for accuracy
quirk
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nice i got my scale it works pretty well i have yet to really measure the entire thing but thats just because it's still curing. bopught to smoke some rn just to see how good it really is compared to what im used to buying
Chip Green
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Oh man do I wish I still had the trusty ol' desktop, Triple Beam balance scale, "borrowed" from the High School Chem lab....
Digital postal scale for bulk, pocket jewelers scale for portioning, and dry nutes….
Use a Google machine, pick one.
A scale, is a scale. They come in many shapes and sizes.
Wait….Now I'm wondering how much my scales weigh....
Digital postal scale for bulk, pocket jewelers scale for portioning, and dry nutes….
Use a Google machine, pick one.
A scale, is a scale. They come in many shapes and sizes.
Wait….Now I'm wondering how much my scales weigh....
you kinda late to the party bruh lol