Is this scale a good size for use with a chemex?
890899
Sorry, I don't know but I use my stainless steel bowls on top of the scale, turn on and then measures my flours for baking. It's perfect. I like that I don't have to calculate the weight of my bowl. The trick is to place the bowl on top without any ingredients before turning it on. It will just measure the weight of the ingredients then. Not sure if that answers your question.
760029
The area displaying the numbers is 3/4" high by 1 1/2" wide. It's very readable. The surface area for measuring is 5 1/2" x 5 1/2". As long as the item being weighed does not exceed that, i.e. a 9" dinner plate or such that would cover up the display, you should have no problem. I love this little scale!
205968
Sorry, I don't know anything about the scale you mention. All I do know is that this one works wonderfully and my daughter liked mine so well I had to get her one so she wouldn't keep borrowing mine.
1182216
It would depend on the size of your chemex container. I usually use 2 spoons of coffee for every 12 oz. of water and have made up to 36 oz. in my carafe, but I can probably go up to 48 oz. Keep in mind that this ratio will make a pretty strong brew.
467991
Yes, I weigh alot and have had this little scale for quite awhile. Use a cup or bowl and tare it out. Works great!
628402
For portability, if you are ok with the weight and dimensions (since this is a bit larger than regular scales), then I think taking it in and out of a bag on a regular basis should be ok.Be careful about one thing - the scale rests on four little circular rubber feet. After a while, the feed have a tendency to come out. Keep an eye out for them, and if they do come out, you can glue them back to the scale.
426591
Yup. I usually use it to measure grams, but it seems to also measure to the milligram fairly well. If you have to be super accurate you may want to also purchase a calibration weight.
1341130
Yes, just be sure the scale is on a hard flat surface and don't move it in between weigh ins.
1601804
The L" x W" dimensions of the scale is 9.5" x 14.25". It's a high quality scale, but you'll need a flat hard surface for weight accuracy. The reason being is that the pressure sensors are placed inside the 4 foot pads on the back of the scale. If you use it on carpet, the weight reading will be inaccurate. Other than that, I highly recommend this product.
1260072
Not really. You have to use a VERY LIGHT container or it kind of messes with the accuracy. The scale actually comes with a clear plastic cover that works very well as a weigh container...
1417669
Mine is at my office and not here but those dimensions sound correct. It is a decent size and the big scale seems to me to be easy to read.
81749
Honestly, you will want a scale that will measure to the .001, and a scale such as this would be doing you a disservice for that amount of accuracy. I would check in to a higher end scale, not a pocket scale like this one.
1205041
No. You'll want a larger scale if you're weighing bigger products. Otherwise put something (small box) on top of the scale so you can see under your big "object". Remember this is a low volume scale and only has a 10lb maximum.
1040451
Cone shaped filters are the only ones that will work correctly. Check the Chemex site for the correct size.
368530
Hi, yes you can, but remember that this scale only measures smaller portions like ounces, grams etc. The scale is really good at measuring, I love it!
1421876
My mill is a Sieg X3. I used the 24 inch model in the z-axis, because mounting was easier. These scales are outstanding for the price. The resolution is .0005 inches and I am completely confident that the accuracy over the full range is within .001 inches.
1192779
I don't know but the scale works perfectly in all the applications I use it for.