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Back before the electronic days I was a fan of the spoon as well. Do it with one hand and the powder kernels don't get jammed up ever and I seem to bump the scale less. Then I realized if you load everything in the middle of a charge node then you can just let the chargemaster run and you don't have to worry about it
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A sped up chargemaster has always been fine for me. Sometimes I set up my balance scale and check a few and it’s been spot on or at least plenty close for me.
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Quote from: jasnt on November 05, 2018, 04:35:42 PM
You don’t have a trickler? Or just prefer the spoon?
I just got used to the spoon and I'm too stubborn and cheap to switch.
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