As someone who has participated in company inventories that include the use of scales for counting, I can say that depending on the size of the part and quantity, the use of counting more than one gives a better statistical number. We used 10, 25, 50, 100, etc as the number to get the scale to calculate the per-each weight for the most accurate count. I had to actually count out 500 small plastic washers once to get a reasonable total count of an opened bag. We always used the printed quantity on the package and scale-counted opened packages.
This was one of the few times I've tried to guess a count (usually not interested in the "prizes") and both times I guessed very low - about 50% of the actual count. Now, If I can just remember that and double my guess next time, maybe I'll have a chance. Congrats to the winners.
Super awesome wins to the winners! Those clamps are awesome. Thanks for the share Stan!
Congress to the winners!
Congratulations to all three winners 👍👍
thought 634 was going to be close till I heard the winners guesses. Congrats to those guys
Would love to see the shorten version. Thanks
As someone who has participated in company inventories that include the use of scales for counting, I can say that depending on the size of the part and quantity, the use of counting more than one gives a better statistical number. We used 10, 25, 50, 100, etc as the number to get the scale to calculate the per-each weight for the most accurate count. I had to actually count out 500 small plastic washers once to get a reasonable total count of an opened bag. We always used the printed quantity on the package and scale-counted opened packages.
Absolutely interested in a condensed version of the bash. Please do so!
Stan, very interested in a condensed video of the bash.
I am definatly up for the condenced Bash version.
Wow I only missed being the over winner by a couple. I had 723. Thanks Stan that was fun.
I cheated slightly by looking up the weight of 500 bolts and decided there was more weight in the jar so guessed 736.
This was one of the few times I've tried to guess a count (usually not interested in the "prizes") and both times I guessed very low - about 50% of the actual count. Now, If I can just remember that and double my guess next time, maybe I'll have a chance. Congrats to the winners.
Thanks Stan
Thanks for the video. as far as a condensed bash vid, I already watched & fast forwarded bits that I wasn't interested in .
Was pretty close at 666