I'm trying to make something and I want to use the marbles as weights. How much does each marble weigh?
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I weighed each marble seperately on my electronic salter scale. According to it, each marble weighs 2 g. Hope that helps
324608
Sorry I can't answer the question. The marbles were very light, but they are at my grandson's so I can't weigh them.
508276
I haven't actually weighed these mats. But I have put them side by side to silpats. They are exactly the same. I have used them side by side and they work exactly the same. Just not the crazy price of silpats.
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They're between 1/2lb and 1/4lb each. They're heavy enough to stay in a basket or bucket when tossed if playing a game but a little light if you're looking for something weighted.
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I don't know exactly but it's a lot. I have a marble statue on mine that probably weights around 150 lbs. It does have a 14 inch square base so the load is spread out evenly. I know the glass is exactly 0.40 inch thick. There is probably a resource somewhere on the internet that can tell you the safe load rating for temper glass.
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I can't give you an answer in pounds. I used these for a drawer and put tools in it, maybe a hundred lbs or so. I had no problems.
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The red piece is basically a scale. When it has about 10-15 marbles or more it will tip.
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Do not know exact weight, but they are a bit heavy. I use them for my heavier draw weight bows 50lbs+. For lighter weight use bamboo...Jack
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Correction: I weighed them and each one weighs about 1.6lbs...total of 3.2lbs for both.
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I'm not sure, honestly. They're pretty light, so I would imagine each one is less than 20g. I don't have an exact value for you, though, but they ARE actually glass, which will add a little weight.
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I can't tell you. I bought this as a donation for a non-profit organization's use. I have held the pins and ball, but can't hazard a guess on weight other than to say they are not heavy and not super light. Light enough for children but not too light for teens or adults. All ages can use it.
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We use cardboard jewelry box tops (or bottoms) fit under the bottom holes where the marbles come out. Let the kids figure it out!
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I calculate about 100 (+/-). With 3D printing it's all about the weight. You can get a better estimate if you have the type of cookie cutter you are thinking about making and weigh it on a scale. I dug up some old cookie cutters that have full (design?) back (not just an outline). 5 of them weighed 44grams so just under 9 grams each. I rounded it up to 10 to make the math a bit easier and allow for a bit of waste. A standard spool of PLA is 1Kg (1000 grams). 1000 / 10 = 100. Viola!
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I guess the best answer is a standard size small marble. The size you would expect to get in a bag of marbles.
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I never actually weighed them, but I would guess 40-50 lbs. Hope this helps.
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I do not know the exact weight, but it is quite heavy due to the (beautiful) rosewood. The tiles are also heavier than other sets I have played with.
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Melt down on the way! With over 100 pieces, you should expect to sit down with him and put the marble run together. I work with special needs children all day and they love the marble run. Some times the run gets destroyed and we put it away for a few days. When I bring it out again, the children enjoy it for a long time. It will fall apart when you apply pressure or too much weight to the towering pieces. Try building it a little at a time, checking to insure that the pieces are installed in the right direction, then add to your design. Good luck! I hope you have as much fun as we have! Melt down on the way! With over 100 pieces, you should expect to sit down with him and put the marble run together. I work with special needs children all day and they love the marble run. Some times the run gets destroyed and we put it away for a few days. When I bring it out again, the children enjoy it for a long time. It will fall apart when you apply pressure or too much weight to the towering pieces. Try building it a little at a time, checking to insure that the pieces are installed in the right direction, then add to your design. Good luck! I hope you have as much fun as we have!
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The marbles are 5/8 of an inch across. I hope this assists you. I bought two sets of these, one for myself and one for my grandson. The only negative I have is there are no red marbles in either set, other than that I really enjoy playing this game with my grandchildren.