"Weighing in"

[wwwarbird]

 Can anyone offer recommendations on a good place to find a decent digital scale at a reasonable (cheap) price? I'm not looking for the Rocket Scientist type, just a simple countertop jobbie that works decent. I've had no luck at "Wally World" or the other obvious places.

Thanks!

[Bill Little]

I got a pretty good digital scale at a very reasonable price at our Staples.

Bill <><

[wwwarbird]

I looked at our Staples, and the only thing they had that would even work was like 90 bucks.

Thanks though!

[Bill Little]

I looked at our Staples, and the only thing they had that would even work was like 90 bucks.

Thanks though!

OUCH!  I got a Sunbeam for less than $30! 

Bill <><

[frank carlisle]

ALL my planes weigh 56 oz.--

[Bill Little]

ALL my planes weigh 56 oz.--

AT LEAST!!!!!!!!1 

[wwwarbird]

Bill,

 30 bucks or less, now we're talking.

Frank,

 I don't know what my planes weigh. A 56oz L.A. Heat with two Brodak .40's is gonna be AWSOME!

[Jim Oliver]

I found a digital scale, oz. or grams, 5.5 pound max. capacity, at Wal-Mart for about $23.

I think it is intended to be used to weigh food portions.

Jim Oliver

[Jay]

Your local Wally World has the in the office product section.  I paid a little more than $20 for mines.  Also got one from the Bay for about $10 including shipping.  It doesn't do grams but it will go up to 10lb.
http://cgi.ebay.com/royal-ex2-exacta-scales-postal-scale_W0QQitemZ200004398217QQihZ010QQcategoryZ109751QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Jay