Jeweler's Scale Recommendations?

[hoovarmin]

My Kitchen scale is awful for measuring small quantities like yeast and salt for bread recipes. I was told I needed a Jeweler's scale. Any recommendations for a good brand?

[MBMorgan]

I’ve had great results with this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003S...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[hoovarmin]

Thanks MBMorgan. I just ordered it.

[Donw]

+1 on this scale.

[Thunder77]

That’s the one I have.

[ofelles]

My "distribution" days were so long ago that I'm sure the scales no longer use stones and you don't need an abacus to calculate

[fkrall]

If you're prone to traffic stops, suggest you not transport it in your car. To each his own, but I don't bother to scale measuring-spoon quantities of ingredients. But I do scale all others, and the OXO scale works well for me.

[hoovarmin]

That’s funny!

[58limited]

I do a lot of black powder reloading and bullet casting. I was going to recommend my Hornady GS-1500 scale which weighs grams, grains, carats, and ounces but it looks like it has been discontinued. The one MBMorgan posted is very similar though and has a higher capacity than mine.

[mgaretz]

This one: https://www.oldwillknottscales.com/m...le-d2-300.html

[Dewesq55]

I have 2 of this one. Both work great. They also make a 200g one, I think but I have never needed anything more than 100g

https://www.amazon.com/Weigh-Gram-Digital-Jewelry-Kitchen/dp/B06Y61YW7S

[lbyer]

Check with your local DEA office. They might have some in their evidence locker they may no longer need...

[hoovarmin]