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BANKONIT

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Looking To Buy A Scale For Cue Weights, Etc. Saw A Postal Scale At Office Supply Store. $40. Is This What I Should Go With ?
 
Try super Wal-mart

BANKONIT said:
Looking To Buy A Scale For Cue Weights, Etc. Saw A Postal Scale At Office Supply Store. $40. Is This What I Should Go With ?

I found mine there for $20...it's good enough for cues....
 
BANKONIT said:
Looking To Buy A Scale For Cue Weights, Etc. Saw A Postal Scale At Office Supply Store. $40. Is This What I Should Go With ?


I was given this link by a good friend who also builds golf clubs (hint, hint) ;)

http://balance.balances.com/scales/710#

I figure it it's good enough for him and what he uses it for, it's good enough for me.

Hope this helps,
Koop
 
PoolSleuth said:
Wal-Mart Postage Scale is the Ticket.... About 20 BUCKS...

Not if you're looking for pinpoint accuracy.

You get what you pay for.

Koop
 
PoolSleuth said:
Well I believe Wal-Marts goes to 1/10 of an OZ. That is good enought for most people...

Who is most people? If you're talking about pool cues and golf clubs then you damn well better get it to the grams. Not saying I could tell the difference between a couple of grams but least the person would know HOW close they are coming.

Like I said, this is just a recommendation. Do with it what you will.

Regards,
Koop
 
Scale

They are all pretty accurate. If you want to get crazy, go to the pawn shop and snag a triple beam. I just use a postage scale. Drop a nickel on it and it should weigh 5 grams, if memory serves me right.
 
Koop said:
Who is most people? If you're talking about pool cues and golf clubs then you damn well better get it to the grams. Not saying I could tell the difference between a couple of grams but least the person would know HOW close they are coming.

Like I said, this is just a recommendation. Do with it what you will.

Regards,
Koop

Well when I need to weight something, I go down to the Post Office, as there Scales are Accurate, and Calabrated on a Regular Basis. Also Pool Cues change weight with Weather, as Wood Absorbes Moisture, and Humidity has mositure in it.
 
PoolSleuth said:
Well when I need to weight something, I go down to the Post Office, as there Scales are Accurate, and Calabrated on a Regular Basis. Also Pool Cues change weight with Weather, as Wood Absorbes Moisture, and Humidity has mositure in it.
Ok. I can't stand it. Your statement is correct. But, what does it have to do with how accurate you want your scale??? Seems like it is even more reason to have the most accurate scale you can afford, so you can measure those fluctuations. :rolleyes:
 
ScottR said:
Ok. I can't stand it. Your statement is correct. But, what does it have to do with how accurate you want your scale??? Seems like it is even more reason to have the most accurate scale you can afford, so you can measure those fluctuations. :rolleyes:

Scott,

Don't bother. I have finally realized that PoolSloth is none other than Billy Jay Trotter's long lost twin and can't be reasoned with.

Over and out,
Koop
 
I use a My Weigh digital 6001, same inexpensive price range as the others, grams or oz. I like it because it has ribs on it, that is if you are weighing round objects, shafts or butts, they are supported and don't roll on or even off the scale. Its also is adequately accurate for most needs.

Mike
 
Please take your time!

PoolSleuth said:
Well when I need to weight something, I go down to the Post Office, as there Scales are Accurate, and Calabrated on a Regular Basis. Also Pool Cues change weight with Weather, as Wood Absorbes Moisture, and Humidity has mositure in it.

Pool Sleuth, Not flaming here but Please proof read or use spellcheck. If you Calabrated your spelling better, We could weight and absorbes your opinion without bringing mositure to our eyes.:eek: :eek: :cool: :D :D
 
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ScottR said:
Ok. I can't stand it. Your statement is correct. But, what does it have to do with how accurate you want your scale??? Seems like it is even more reason to have the most accurate scale you can afford, so you can measure those fluctuations. :rolleyes:

My point is some things gain & loose weight depending upon Weather Conditions. Plus 1/10 of 1 OZ is a Accurate Scale.

Don't Slash your Wrist because I am correct, just consider the fact that I gave accurate information.
 
rackem said:
Pool Sleuth, Not flaming here but Please proof read or use spellcheck. If you Calabrated your spelling better, We could weight and absorbes your opinion without bringing mositure to our eyes.:eek: :eek: :cool: :D :D

That is funny, but my spelling & poof reading will improve as soon as we get Snow again in Phoenix... Last time was December 1998, so it is long over DUE....:)
 
PoolSleuth said:
I am correct, just consider the fact that I gave accurate information.

WILL NEVER HAPPEN! Well, maybe when you get snow again Phoenix.
 
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