How many ounces/grams is this pencil?
1454384
.0056 oz. Very light. If you're asking how long it will last, it's the size of a pencil and it lasts about 6 months for me. Just be careful not to drop the crayon out of the pencil as I did one time! I won't use anything but this brow pencil; it's awesome.
4669
I have used the scale to measure the weight of a letter, which would be less than an ounce. Since there are 28 grams in an ounce, I would think that by measuring in grams, you would get a measure that is closer to what you need than by measuring in less than an ounce. However, I do not measure such small amounts for my baking. For small measures, I use a tablespoon-teaspoon. Sorry I can't help.
312822
This scale is light weight and easy to read, sorry I'm not sure at 1 or 2 grams.
1700707
Sorry I don't know but the extra long don't last long. I won't buy them again. I have one with an extra hard rubber tip, but I don't know where I bought. It will last forever. The rubber tip fit over the pencil.
1725007
i just weighed it on my digital food scale and it came in at 1.7 ounces. it is compact, sturdy, and does what it is designed to do, hold your ipad upright at a variety of angles.
685085
Each of my Stanley glue sticks weighs .35 ounces, which converts to 9.9 grams.
85627
It's actually 4 ozs. I weighed it on my gram scale. But, it's still very light. I had a heavier (and more expensive one) and my puppy destroyed it. So, I bought this because of the price and I think it's great! Hardest thing is picking a color. I got purple and it's very nice.
1050174
NoThe scale does not do fractions of grams. Only full numbers. Ditto for ounces.
1445436
I just checked mine , it measures ounces and grams. I have been using mine daily for months and it works great!
1096792
I don't know as I returned the product right away...didn't work well and could not do multiple sized pencil.
816873
This pencil likes a firm hand. A heavy hand will have you picking up the pieces. One of my favorite brand of writing utensils!
1951695
For most accurate weight I would read it in grams then convert to ounces (28 grams in an ounce) I just tried a 2 gram weight which converted to 0.05 ounces when I changed units to ounces. (2 gm is the smallest weight I have)
1364818
2.84 grams is a weight. One tbl. spoon is a volume not a weight. 1 gram is equal to .035274 ounces. So 2.84g x .035274 is 1 ounce.
2274385
The entire portion below the center silver ring seems to be metal. Everything above that is a very heavy weight plastic that looks metallic. It's a great pencil, with heavy weight and greta feel.
648406
0.1 oz or 2gram depending on mode. The scale also adds/adjusts for the 4.4 oz. bowl, if you choose to use it.
1016383
It's going to depend on the density/mass of what you're weighing. If you're weighing lead shot, it'll be MUCH more than 150mg. If you're weighing bird feathers, much less. I think the smidgen spoon is more in line with that 'on average' if memory serves me correctly. I think the smallest one was only about 50mg for what I was weighing. I can try to verify that for you, though. I use the pinch size for about 250mg of what I'm weighing, but again, I need to verify that. My cheat sheet is at home, and I'm not at the moment.
2063446
Yes this is correct. The steel is 0.6mm thick. The difference is that you are looking at a small pencil lead whereas this is sheet metal. It is not as thin as you may be thinking.