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    Posted: 02/18/2008 at 6:55pm
If you want to determine the weight of your blades but don't have an electronic scale, try this :
 
 
If you are living in Australia, the weight of our coins are :
5 cents : 2.83 g  10 cents : 5.66 g   20 cents : 11.31 g
 
The weights of my blades are :
 
Nittaku Cho Tokusen : Sriver+729 Higher = 146 g
Kaku Cho Tokusen : Sriver + Sriver = 147 g
Galaxy 982 : Juic Drive smash + Globe 999 = 182 g
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I say go ahead and splurge on an electronic scale on ebay for $10...you need about that much in coins to weigh the blade anyway...Big%20smile
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It looks like the old Chinese scale Smile
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very creative. I think Sydoz works part-time @ 1 of those Chinese Herbal shops in Australia.
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Originally posted by tiehwen tiehwen wrote:

very creative. I think Sydoz works part-time @ 1 of those Chinese Herbal shops in Australia.
No, I work part-time in a Chinese restaurant, that's where I got that long chopstick
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omg man, aussies r so inventive! geezus, i wouldnt be botered though, an electronic scale would do the trick.
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very classics and old school Tongue
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This is good way to find out not just the weight but how much it actualy cost manufacturer to make it, so you could find out how much you v been ripped;))))
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this is great,i hope nobody heard me laughing
 
you remember some old movies showing meadleast?bazar? z same scale was used then
 
i don't know about 10$  ,but realistically some digital device may be in range of 20$
 
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uh
is that stick centred on it's balance point without any mass on either side?
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Originally posted by silvalis silvalis wrote:

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is that stick centred on it's balance point without any mass on either side?
 
No, put a few coins  (same number) on both sides to determine the balance center point, because the stick may not be uniform or the weights of the plastic bags may be different.
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Originally posted by Kupus Kupus wrote:

This is good way to find out not just the weight but how much it actualy cost manufacturer to make it, so you could find out how much you v been ripped;))))
 
My Nittaku Cho Tokusen = 6 x 20 cents + 1 x 10 cents
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sorry if off topic but hey sydoz where abouts in australia do you live
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Originally posted by TAKOYAK1 TAKOYAK1 wrote:

sorry if off topic but hey sydoz where abouts in australia do you live
 
Have a guess   Syd  - oz 
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