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accurate digital scale?

Tom, if you have a Sams club in your area, and I believe you have 2 or 3 as I remember, they have a small parcel scale for about $80. It weighs to the 10th of an ounce, and is incredibly accurate, I use mine for mailing parts, and pieces. It's able to be recalibrated(quite easilly) and mine has been great for 2 years now, not a problem.

Royal EX315w
 
Tom, if you have a Sams club in your area, and I believe you have 2 or 3 as I remember, they have a small parcel scale for about $80. It weighs to the 10th of an ounce, and is incredibly accurate, I use mine for mailing parts, and pieces. It's able to be recalibrated(quite easilly) and mine has been great for 2 years now, not a problem.

Royal EX315w

Very cool will it go up to 15 lb?
 
i dont believe it has been specifically stated (maybe it has...), but are you looking for one of those scales that hangs from something, or something to lay your parts on? i know nothing about bass building, so maybe you dont want it hanging from something? i dont know, but i would imagine thats the cheapest way to weigh something fairly heavy, and it would be easier than having to worry about centering parts on a smaller surface. theres probably some straps to hold suspended/weighed parts that are lined with some sort of soft fabric or whatever. anyway, thats just a thought.

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oh... i just read the title again, and it had the "digital" part, which i havent seen on one of those hanging scales. in fact, ive only seen them on the show mythbusters, and they were that little circle with the numbers (weight) and the needle and all that. maybe they have digital ones...? also, why must it be digital?
 
Tom, if you have a Sams club in your area, and I believe you have 2 or 3 as I remember, they have a small parcel scale for about $80. It weighs to the 10th of an ounce, and is incredibly accurate, I use mine for mailing parts, and pieces. It's able to be recalibrated(quite easilly) and mine has been great for 2 years now, not a problem.

Royal EX315w

Amazing it weighs accurately that low a weight up to over 300. Wow
 
nice thing about being 6'2" and wife only being 5'4" is that she is easilly removed from a standing position, to replacement somewhere else with little resistance. She didn't know I was weighing her until she stepped down and realised she was standing on the postal scale:eyebrow:....LMAO We have fun that way though, we're not too awful pretentious about much these days.:cool::bassist::D