Is it safe to assume, that you can calculate the amount of material you are going to use, by the weight the item you are making is going to weight?
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Simple answer is Yes( with some considerations) - we usually add some material for support and take it out after the print so it will weigh less depending on how much you remove.
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I would not be able to do that... i bought this for my own personal use (in home I am by no means a professional)... it is quite accurate!!! It could measure in both lbs. and kg depending on your preference..
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The estimated shipping weight is actually listed under the product details. As for the "exact" weight, well that depends on the packaging packing and materials used. And the weight is already factored into the process and handling costs, if any, so that shouldn't be a factor. If you need a number use the one in the product details, it's fairly accurate.
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I use a measuring tool, but sometimes I use my own judgment... I hope this helps
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Yes. I would have guessed that the total weight was under 4 lbs from using it.
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I believe it can. To make sure, it tells you the weight it can hold when you go to the web site.
2004691
Yes. Put the empty container or the scale, zero out the weight, then add what you are going to weigh.
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Amazon calculates the shipping based on the estimated combined weight of multiple items. So, yes you will. However, Amazon controls the calculations. FYI We are the only distributor for our products, please check the vendor name when you purchase to be sure the product is coming from the supplier you intend to order from as quality can vary considerably. ~ Emerald Goddess Gardens
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From what point do you want the measurement taken. I can help, but need a little more info
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Sorry. I use it to weigh yarn and spices. Haven't needed that much accuracy.
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Yes. Increments are done to the hundredths, whether you are working on ounces or grams
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Yes, it can. You put the measurements that you are working with before you design.
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Yes, but if you want to be super exact you'd have to fill the funnel with 10g, then use it to fill your mould, then refill with another 10g and so on. But it's pretty easy to just eyeball that kind of amount. I just put enough for several and eyeball the amounts.
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It seems to be a way to count and weigh a known number of separate but same items, and automatically break down the total weight into a unit measure. Then you weigh an unknown quantity of these items and derive a count from that unit weight.
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Yes. I have used this scale to figure out nutritional information for entire recipes, such as pumpkin bars and bean soup. Of course, you have to treat each recipe ingredient separately. I highly recommend it. It's very accurate and repeatable. It seems to be accurate to about 1/2 gram (I've checked it with calibrated weights through a range of weights, from several grams to over a pound.
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No, it only tells you the actual and accurate weight of the item being weighed. If an item weighed more than one ounce and less than two ounces, you would need to apply two stamps, etc.
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Pretty firmly. I would be careful to balance in the bin the quantity of materials you are weighing. The bin comes off the stand so you can level things out really well before putting on the scale stand.