Scales in the UK that will actually do 0.01g?

[peps1]

So my trusty AWS LB-501 scales died after years of use.

I have now tried 3 set off amazon all claiming to be able to do 0.01g and none that actually can. I really need 0.01g for batch mixing 10ml batches.

So far tried:

ORIA Pocket Scale

Criacr Digital Pocket Scales

ACCUWEIGHT 255 (worse of the bunch, can't even hold calibration, fluctuates 0.5g after being calibrated).

 

[Mawsley]

Just sell in eighths and quarters?

 

[peps1]

Just sell in eighths and quarters?

Showing your age its all about grams now! Even asking for an 8th is just going to get you 3 grams.

 

["Misfit"]

https://www.u-buy.co.uk/product/1O3...itchen-weight-scale-silver-500-x-0-01g-sc-501

 

[MrDJ]

£50 WTF!
mine are over 2 years old and were only £7 https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...Weighing+Scales+Jewellery+0.01g-500g&_sacat=0

 

["Misfit"]

£50 WTF!
mine are over 2 years old and were only £7 https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...Weighing+Scales+Jewellery+0.01g-500g&_sacat=0

AWS Scales aint cheap

 

[peps1]

£50 WTF!
mine are over 2 years old and were only £7 https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...Weighing+Scales+Jewellery+0.01g-500g&_sacat=0

Yeah, they are not cheap. But, I finding out that you get what you pay for with scales...all 3 I have tied so far have been under £20 and not a single one had been able to measure the advertised 0.01g range with liability. Can totally get that to most people that's not a huge deal, but mixing a 10ml test batch and not being able to reliably know if you added 0-10% of a flavour is a huge issue.

 

[ObiWanVaponi]

I got a set of these 500g/0.01g from fasttech a few years ago, not amazing but good enough for me (I mix 10ml regularly)

https://www.fasttech.com/products/9686251

They have what look similar on ebay but I don't know if they are the same and they are more than double the price

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/39331584...LyQX+yOc55CpsZKVxbjdni6zNQ==|tkp:BFBMyrGSwPpf

 

[PacMan20]

Amazon product ASIN B00JMAL1T8
been using these for a few years always been spot on for me.

 

[Digbys]

You get what you pay for with scales tbh, 600 quid will see you a nice kern that holds calibration and reads just about 0.01 reliably