As I continue my brewing venture I have realised I now need new scales in order to allow me to weigh items more precisely. I am preferably looking for a relatively cheap set of scales which are capable of weighing small amounts which will allow me to weight out things such as water treatment additions, small hop quantities etc. A lot of the scales I have seen move in gradual's of 1g and from past experience even then they are not so reliable.
Does anyone have any recommendations of a set which work well and don't cost the earth?
Reliable Scales
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Thanks, good spot and looks perfect for the job
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AnthonyUK
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I use something similar and it has done fine for a few years.
It is accurate to .1g but weighs upto 1kg.
I use glass bowls for the hops which would take it over the 100g limit of the more accurate one but 1/10g is more than enough.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Precision-Elect ... B0041S4WII
It is accurate to .1g but weighs upto 1kg.
I use glass bowls for the hops which would take it over the 100g limit of the more accurate one but 1/10g is more than enough.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Precision-Elect ... B0041S4WII
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Those look tempting also.. decisions decisions
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Jocky
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Or pocket scales on ebay.
I have one that cost under £10 and goes up to 100g in 0.01gram increments.
I have one that cost under £10 and goes up to 100g in 0.01gram increments.
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