Best Scale?

[fatcat]

I'm preparing for my first harvest soon and am wondering what the best scale would be. I want it to be precise down to .00 and able to weigh up to 100 grams. You guys have any ideas?


On a side note, I just had one of those moments when you have to say "God I love weed"

 

[rooted]

go with a triton

precision to the hundredth is absolutely pointless for weighing harvest, don't throw away your $$$

 

[thekingofNY]

Myweigh, they have 20 or 30 year warrantys and actually honor them... Just make sure u clean it quickly with Iso before sending it in...

 

[SweetNightmare]

My weigh's are nice... I got a digiweigh off ebay a couple years ago for a penny (14 for shipping)... worked awesome until I sat on it... Gunna have to go with rooted on that one about hundredths... a total waste in everycase...

 

[Don Cotyle]

If your only weighing smoke you don't have to spend the cash to get below grams! Go to Wally-word and buy a postal scale for $20, I've been useing mine for 12 years now and have only had to replace the 9volt battery once! It's cheap to keep and you can leave it sitting out on your desk...hidden in plain sight! Just my 2cents. Don

 

[FreezerBoy]

I vote with Don.

 

[chubbynugs]

Get a tanita

 

[stoned teacher]

I agree with Don also... if you have a local harbor freight, check out their cheap scales....

 

[del...]

i like my o'haus triple beam that i've been using for over 3 decades now. sure it's big and all but it's dead on accurate to 0.01, it weighs stuff up to 500g's and no batteries to worry about. as long as ya got earth's gravity and it's properly balanced it'll be balls on.

 

[fatcat]

I was thinking about getting one of those o'haus, but I would much prefer a digi for sake of portability.

@Don I'm not only going to use this for bud. I like to extract Tryptamine alkaloids from various plant sources, some of which are active at under .1 so I need to dose them correctly.

 

[weedpureweed]

tanita or someone is shit out of luck lol.

Never buy a set of scales that comes with calibration weights, this is a sign they use very cheap components, a set of tanita will last longer than you will!

 

[chubbynugs]

tanita or someone is shit out of luck lol.

Never buy a set of scales that comes with calibration weights, this is a sign they use very cheap components, a set of tanita will last longer than you will!

Straight up man. I still have a tanita that i used to weigh sacks on when i was twelve. Its almost fifteen years old now and still hasnt needed to be calibrated.

 

[Vash]

i like my o'haus triple beam that i've been using for over 3 decades now. sure it's big and all but it's dead on accurate to 0.01, it weighs stuff up to 500g's and no batteries to worry about. as long as ya got earth's gravity and it's properly balanced it'll be balls on.

Amen.

 

[KGB47]

i like my o'haus triple beam that i've been using for over 3 decades now. sure it's big and all but it's dead on accurate to 0.01, it weighs stuff up to 500g's and no batteries to worry about. as long as ya got earth's gravity and it's properly balanced it'll be balls on.

Yup, go with an O'haus. You can't go wrong.