Ron Nossaman wrote: I still have a 500g that I haven't managed to screw up yet, but the price is certainly right. HF doesn't seem to consider resolution to be important to potential buyers, for reasons unknown. Is this one to 0.1g accuracy? It has a buffer, so it doesn't bounce around. That can effect the accuracy somewhat, but I would say it isn't much more than 0.1g off. It also reads in grains and that is quite accurate also. It has a count feature that I haven't tried yet. I'm going to check it out with CR felt punching to see if I'm getting my money's worth <G> Al G -------------------------------------------------- From: "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net> Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 11:25 PM To: <pianotech at ptg.org> Subject: Re: [pianotech] Tools rush in... > Al Guecia/AlliedPianoCraft wrote: >> I haven't tried it for the hammer shanks yet, but I will in about a week. >> Thanks for the tip. >> >> Harbor Freight has a small black canvas bag that holds the tool and all >> the blades perfectly. Also check out the 1000 gram digital scale. #97920. >> On sale for $10.99. I checked it against a very accurate balance scale I >> have and found it to be very accurate. It's small and handy. I use it for >> measuring my epoxy mix, hammers, etc. >> >> Al G > > I still have a 500g that I haven't managed to screw up yet, but the price > is certainly right. HF doesn't seem to consider resolution to be important > to potential buyers, for reasons unknown. Is this one to 0.1g accuracy? > Ron N >
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