Grandpa tries to keep up....
Finally bit the bullet and joined the 21st century. Will probably ruin all my glazes with the dreaded 0.1% accuracy Shit....
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Being a slap dash dollop and splash type of cook, I'll probably make some terrific irreproducible glazes occasionally along with some food on the table -types.
Maybe I should start with the digital scale with that generous bucket rather than my triple beam that demands more attention than my aging brain can accommodate. LOL
I appreciate all your encouraging instructional videos. Best Wishes.
When I watched your video the other day I said to Jim "Why doesn't he buy a digital scale for around $20?". We must have a psychic connection. :-)
Well got this one for about $130 but you need a 2000 g calibration weight too so about $168. But you gotta keep up in this world!
Hope things are settled with you guys! Miss you.
I love my over 30 year old gram scale. I splurged for the cadillac model in the four figure range; but it's accurate to 0.00 or so and I can weight 300 grams at a time. It is such a huge time saver,particularly for people like us who love glaze testing!:-)
cheers
P.S love the blog