Must have tool for proper extraction
- AndyPanda
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Cool, takes me back a bit. For anyone wondering, the scale is surrounded by glass to prevent stray air currents from messing up your weighing.
- AndyPanda (original poster)
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I can really taste the difference when I get the dose accurate down to the nearest 10,000th of a gram
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You found a working analytical balance at a thrift store?
That is so cool, especially if it actually works!
That is so cool, especially if it actually works!
- AndyPanda (original poster)
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Yes, it works perfectly except for one of the adjustable feet had the threads all corroded and couldn't adjust (you adjust the feet to get a bubble level centered). I had to drill out the seized threads and epoxy a new bolt shaft to the foot, now I can level it properly. Pretty strange thing to find at a Salvation Army.
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Those things cost a fortune, new. I wonder what the story of this one is...
- AndyPanda (original poster)
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It's a model that isn't made any longer. I suspect they bought a current model because this one looked like it had gotten acid spilled on it (how the adjustable feet got corroded). You never know what you'll find - I found a Bultaco Matador for $25 once.
- AssafL
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EBF: 1:1.34621
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