what different scales are the best

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grandmary

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I have a 10 pound scale and a tiny gram scale for making one or two oz test lotions and creams. I am looking for a good and good priced larger one for larger batches..I would like one that has oz, pounds, gram and mls if there is such a thing.........thanks, mary
 
That is what I thought. The one I have only goes up to 10 pounds and I would prefer one that goes at least to 20. Takes me to long to weigh out my oils because I am always having to get a different container. Thanks. I will look into that one.
 
I use two scales. One for the oils and larger weights because it only measure to the gram. And a more delicate scale that measures to 0.1 gram. The smaller one is the one I use for fragrance oils and micas in order to get a more accurate measure. The larger scale is the same as the KD7000, rather than the KD8000 model linked by steffamaire above. The KD7000 has a maximum weight of 7000 grams, whereas the KD8000 has a maximum weight of 8000 grams. Only once have I gone over the 7000 grams while using my KD7000, so I feel fine not upgrading to a scale capable of handling more total weight. I prefer not to have to lift much more than 15 pounds of oils at a time anyway. To find a scale with accuracy to a single gram and hold a maximum of 20 pounds may run you a lot more money than the KD8000, so I'd suggest settling for the 17 pound maximum it provides.
 
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